DEAR ABBY: I’m a mother of two boys, 13 and 12. My oldest son has become very abusive, both physically and emotionally. He has been arrested for hitting me and
Dear Doctor: I read about a study that said smelling junk food you want to quit eating – hello, pizza and donuts! – will stop your craving. Is that really
DEAR HARRIETTE: My next-door neighbor recently took up the piano. He practices every evening. Sometimes it is pleasant. Other times it’s annoying, as he is not good at it yet.
DEAR ABBY: I’m getting married in a few months, and with all of the wedding planning, I have realized that in my fiance’s priorities, I come last, as do my
Dear Doctor: I read that a girl went blind in one eye after playing video games on her phone for an entire day. Is this even possible? Should I be
DEAR ABBY: I have known “Charlotte” for 17 years. She was a bridesmaid at my wedding, and we talk and text regularly. I consider her one of my best friends.
Dear Doctor: I recently read about advance directives that deal only with dementia. Is there some benefit to those over the more traditional directives? If so, how do I go
DEAR HARRIETTE: One of my best friends and I have lost contact. I could blame this on the fact that she got a job and moved to another state, but
The combination of Mother’s Day on Sunday and Clinton High School’s graduation on Friday serves as a reminder to me of how quickly time passes and how fast sadness can
Grandson Bennett spent most of Sunday with me while his mother took a day trip. We shared some Bible School cookies, he got in trouble for throwing a tantrum and