DEAR TIRED: You love your sister. That is clear. You opened your arms, your home, your calendar and your patience to help her ...

I visit them, which is approximately four times a year, they send out for food and ask us to pay our share of the bill ...

Here is the compassionate truth: Clara is hurting, and hurt people often cling to the steadiest person in the room. You ...

Here is the compassionate truth: Clara is hurting, and hurt people often cling to the steadiest person in the room. You ...

Dear Tired: You love your sister. That is clear. You opened your arms, your home, your calendar and your patience to help her ...

Dear Tired: You love your sister. That is clear. You opened your arms, your home, your calendar and your patience to help her ...

Dear The tired sister: You love your sister. That is clear. You opened your arms, your home, your calendar and your patience ...

From what you describe, I don’t hear a friendship falling apart. I hear two women doing their best in a season that is ...

Here is the compassionate truth: Clara is hurting, and hurt people often cling to the steadiest person in the room. You ...

In today's Dear Annie column, a woman seeks advice after her younger sister’s growing dependence leaves her exhausted and unsure how to set healthy boundaries without damaging their relationship.

Dear Tired: You love your sister. That is clear. You opened your arms, your home, your calendar and your patience to help her ...

My younger sister, “Clara,” moved to my town last spring after a painful breakup. She was fragile, devastated and desperate for a fresh start. I opened my home and my heart without hesitation. I drove ...