Dear Abby: It’s easy to lose yourself in grief, but there’s so much out there to live for
DEAR SURVIVOR: Please accept my sympathy for the loss of your fiance. You may need to talk with a therapist or join a grief ...
Dear Abby: I’m dying — and I’m not telling my husband or kids
I am in my early 30s and dealing with an illness that can kill me. I’m OK with dying, and I don’t want any treatment. I just ...
Dear Abby: Forgiving is a decision. Here’s what you need in order to make it
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Dear Abby | Woman’s habits take a turn for the worse
DEAR FRAZZLED: A wife and mother whose behavior and general cleanliness have worsened to the point that she leaves her chewed ...
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Dear Abby: My husband is addicted to social media — and it’s driving me crazy
My issue is that my husband is on it all day, every day and he ... and not to approach you with it again or you will leave the room or the house. Then do it. DEAR ABBY: My brother and his ...
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Dear Abby: My relatives keep putting tacky decorations on my dead daughter’s grave
Abby, I thought you might want to print this to inspire others. –– ONE HOST IN INDIANA DEAR HOST: I think the lesson here is that someone has to be proactive and actually make plans rather ...
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Dear Abby: How can I move on? I lost my soulmate 6 years ago and still feel the pain
Dear Abby: I am 36 years old. When I was 30, I was engaged to a man who was 50. He was the only man I have ever been deeply in love with. He died unexpectedly from a heart attack, and I am still ...