Typically, mother-daughter relationships are rooted in deep emotional bonds. This bond often starts early, with mothers nurturing and caring for their daughters, guiding them through the formative ...

I have two sisters. Our mother passed away last year after a bad fall. I was her primary caretaker and was with her every day ...

The family ties finally snapped at the mother's funeral, where two siblings yelled at the one who had been their parent's ...

I have two sisters. Our mother passed away last year after a bad fall. I was her primary caretaker and was with her every day. The other two sisters were not speaking to her at all, which hurt her ...

Dear Annie: My mother-in-law recently moved in with us after a very (thankfully) minor stroke. She has NO savings, and up until that point she was working sporadically just to keep a roof over her ...

Dear Annie: My mother-in-law recently moved in with us after a very (thankfully) minor stroke. She has NO savings, and up until that point she was working sporadically just to keep a roof over her ...

You might suggest walking her halfway down the aisle and then handing her off to her mother. But leave the final decision where it belongs — which is with the bride. DEAR ABBY: I'm a 19-year-old ...

You might suggest walking her halfway down the aisle and then handing her off to her mother. But leave the final decision where it belongs — which is with the bride. DEAR ABBY: I’m a 19-year-old guy ...

Dear Annie: My mother-in-law recently moved in with us after a very (thankfully) minor stroke. She has NO savings, and up until that point she was working sporadically just to keep a roof over her ...

You might suggest walking her halfway down the aisle and then handing her off to her mother. But leave the final decision where it belongs — which is with the bride. Dear Abby: I’m a 19-year ...

Dear Annie: My mother-in-law recently moved in with us after a very (thankfully) minor stroke. She has NO savings, and up until that point she was working sporadically just to keep a roof over her ...

You might suggest walking her halfway down the aisle and then handing her off to her mother. But leave the final decision where it belongs -- which is with the bride. Dear Abby is written by ...