Dear Annie: How do I tell a sibling she can’t order me to be a caretaker for our ailing mother?
How do I get across to a sibling that she can’t order me to come and be a caretaker for our ailing mother? Mom is almost 92 and is recovering from a stroke. It has affected her vision, so there are many daily things she cannot do for herself.
Annie Lane’s second anthology — “How Can I Forgive My Cheating Partner?” featuring favorite columns on marriage, infidelity, communication and reconciliation — is available as a paperback and e-book.
I never thought I had a screen time problem until my daughter called me out. The other night, we were sitting on the couch ...
How can I set better boundaries with my screen time without feeling disconnected or giving in to the habit all over again?
Dear Undervalued: Everyone expresses love in different ways. Yours might be through thoughtful gifts, while your husband’s ...
I’m a 64-year-old woman, and I have a wonderful boyfriend whom I love deeply. We’ve been together for over a year, and he’s a ...
Nursing is one of the most vital professions, and nurses deserve both respect and protection for the critical work they do.
Dear Annie: I’m struggling with a challenging dynamic in my five-year relationship with my boyfriend, “Tom.” While our ...
My co-worker is close to our boss, even spending time with her outside of work, so I feel stuck putting up with her behavior.
In today's Dear Annie column, Annie Lane offers some advice to a reader who is tired of their cleaning lady asking her and ...
I was out having lunch with a friend I've known for many years. We met when our children were babies; they are grown adults ...
"I’ve always enjoyed our lunches together before, as it gets me out of the house for a few hours, but mostly I haven’t said much about my anxiety or any problems I may have." ...
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