Dear Hurting: Loving someone does not mean enabling them. You have gone above and beyond, but addiction is a battle Brian ...

Dear Hurting Stepmom: Loving someone does not mean enabling them. You have gone above and beyond, but addiction is a battle ...

Dear Hurting: Loving someone does not mean enabling them. You have gone above and beyond, but addiction is a battle Brian ...

The message you wrote is perfect. We all fear that as time moves away from the end of the wars, our culture will forget our ...

I’m so sorry you’re feeling this way. When children grow up and build their own lives, it can sometimes feel like we’ve been ...

Dear Annie: I’ve been married to a wonderful man for over 10 years, and during that time, I’ve grown to love his son as my own. My stepson, “Brian,” is now 28 and has struggled with drug addiction for ...

We've tried to do everything we can for him, but nothing changes for long and the cycle starts all over again.

Dear Invisible: You are not alone -- many long marriages hit this silent wall once the kids are grown and the distractions ...

Dear Annie: My adult son barely calls or visits anymore, and when he does, he seems distracted and impatient. I raised him ...

Dear Invisible: You are not alone -- many long marriages hit this silent wall once the kids are grown and the distractions ...

I raised him with love and always tried to be there for him. Now I feel forgotten. Should I say something or just give him ...

Dear Invisible: You are not alone — many long marriages hit this silent wall once the kids are grown and the distractions ...