Dear Annie: I read your column almost every day and have actually frequently questioned why you never ever discuss Families Anonymous when reacting to a member of the family or friend of somebody is has a dependency concern. This organization assisted me immensely when I was attempting to handle my child’s dependency. I’d been to Al-Anon and, while I believe it’s a fine organization, there is a somewhat various mindset amongst individuals of Families Anonymous. I hope you’ll inspect it out and attempt advising it in your column. Thanks for all the good you do. — Elizabeth in Roanoke, Virginia
Dear Elizabeth in Roanoke: I’ve heard numerous fantastic things about Families Anonymous, and I’m happy to advise it here. Readers can learn more about the program and discover how to go to complimentary conferences at Thank you for composing.
Dear Annie: This remains in action to “Tired of the Night Prowls,” whose cats kept her or him awake by combating all night. My partner had a comparable issue. We fixed it by finishing the cats utilizing a stick of butter. The cats invested the entire night cleaning themselves, which left no time at all for combating each other. — Brennan
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Dear Brennan: Thank you for the chuckle. I can’t state I back this guidance; in reality, I need to warn versus it, as cats are lactose intolerant. But you win huge points for imagination.
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