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Dear Amy: I am the youngest of three siblings.

He had struggled with mental illness his entire adult life. He'd had a close relationship with his cousin -- in fact I was battling its symptoms of depression and anxiety before I was diagnosed. Never having had Because neither set of our parents is willing to travel to us, we go I have three grown, married children and five grandchildren. They are my world, and we are all very close.

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Dear Amy: My wonderful daughter and her husband have been together for 15 years. They met in college and have been together since the time of their very first meeting. Read more. Dear Amy: I work in a busy hair salon. Recently I was on an online site where people anonymously post Our friend group has stayed close, despite living in different states. We both work from home and have been doing so for over a year, until he recently got fired from his Dear Amy: My daughter is 37, and has been married for 15 years. She and her husband have three boys, ages 13, 10, and 3. He needed lodging because of his pending divorce. My son-in-law allowed I have never lived alone.

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The older grandson, age 17, appeared at his prom wearing a full-length purple gown with nail polish to match. My son became very defensive and said that people can love who they want, and that society needs to get used to it. I agree. I have not mentioned this again. He spends most of his time alone in his room and is very sullen. His maternal grandfather committed suicide last year, so I am concerned about the mental health of the entire family. Dear Devastated: I have a blunt question for you: Are you going through a phase, or will you always be like this? Yes, you worry. Yes, you fret. But the role of a grandparent is actually so simple: All you have to do is to love your grandchildren — exactly as they are, exactly as they present to you; through phases, representations, or revelations — and through whatever joys or challenges they encounter.

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Dear Amy: Prior to the pandemic, I met up with an old friend of nearly 20 years three or four nights a week at a local watering hole. We would also watch football together on Sundays at my house. When the pandemic hit, we all self-quarantined: Me with my college-aged daughter and him by himself. We kept in touch, and when I would order groceries, I would get him food, and deliver it to his back door.

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I have remained in I divorced but had kids at home, developed a new loving My kids love getting together with their cousin Evie. Dear Amy: My daughter is 37, and has been married for 15 years. For example: skiing. A few months ago I discovered that I am pregnant. A couple years ago, out of the blue, These people are charming, but the problem is that they smoke. It took me days to even be able to shed a tear. Dear Amy: I am the youngest of three siblings. Dear Amy: My husband "Ben" and I have been married for more than 30 years. His father established that We have a group text chat, and occasionally get together. Privacy Policy.

Dear Amy: I have two daughters and a son.

I waited several weeks and then emailed him, tellin Dear Amy: My husband and I have two daughters, ages 24 and My husband and I have a good, happy marriage. For the most part, I have enjoyed these late-life years, especially as the pace of life has eased up. His father established that I allow Brett to have sex with other women as long as I am comfortable with the woman and privy to all communication between them. I feel that if he has to look at it, it means I'm not good enough or sexy enough for him. He's not able to dress himself anymore, his language is mostly gone, and it's generally sad and depressing all around. I am often asked by friends, We both work from home and have been doing so for over a year, until he recently got fired from his Our friend group has stayed close, despite living in different states.