Dear Abby advises a woman whose daughter who starts fights with her sisters.
How can I plan and enjoy holidays at my home with my three adult children? One daughter and her husband always find ways to hold imaginary grudges against our other two daughters. This daughter claims to be always left out, yet she never reaches out to her sisters or even to me and her dad. She and her husband fabricate things that aren’t true and stop communicating with everyone. We are always left in the dark. This has been going on during her entire married life.
How can I get past this? I miss my dear mother and the advice and love she provided. After the funeral, I talked to my husband about how brokenhearted I feel. He is a practical person and said I should move on. Is he right? —Please allow me to offer my sympathy for the loss of your mother, who obviously lives on in your heart. I don’t know whether she would have said this to you, but I don’t think she would have wanted you to harbor resentment.
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