Here are the 2025 most read Dear Annie columns of 2025: 10: Illness can literally drain the life out of you. This concerned ...

When I say I’m concerned, she shuts down. She says, “I’m just tired,” or “Everyone forgets things” and then changes the ...

In today's Dear Annie column, a husband fears his wife’s worsening memory may signal dementia and asks Annie how to seek help ...

My wife, “Laura,” is 68. We have been together for 40 years. She has always been the organized one. When the kids were young, ...

When I say I’m concerned, she shuts down. She says, “I’m just tired,” or “Everyone forgets things” and then changes the ...

"I do not know how to help her without making her feel broken or less than. I am scared of what a diagnosis might mean for ...

Getting lost on familiar roads, repeating questions, unpaid bills and leaving the stove on are not just little slips. They’re ...

Dear Annie: I am starting to feel like my whole life is lived through a screen, and I am ashamed to admit how much control my ...

How do I face the possibility that the person I love is changing in this way, and what on earth am I supposed to do next?

My kids roll their eyes because I tell them to limit screen time while I am sneaking another look at group chats, news and ...

Dear Friendly Neighbor: I’d bet there’s nothing personal behind your neighbors’ silence. Odds are, people are lost in thought ...

"Some nights I look up and realize I have spent the entire evening looking at other people’s lives instead of being present ...