My husband and I decided on a clothing policy a few years ago when they started choosing their own clothes. We have the "four B policy"--meaning that their clothing/outfits may not show boobs, bra straps, belly, or butt. More >>

I read your blog about single income families being able to survive in today's world. That's us. We've got 3 kids under five, my husband makes $60,000 a year and we just bought a house. More >>

I absolutely agree with you about doctors being honest with terminally ill patients. I lost a good friend almost 2 years ago to pancreatic cancer. When she told me her diagnosis, I was devastated. More >>

...I, too, notice the amount of young people who seem so aimless, so UNimpassioned about life and am so sad for them. More >>

This is in response to your blog about your friend Karen. I've been blessed to have had two Karen's in my life. They were sisters. One is my mom; the other was my Aunt Ruthie. More >>

I tell men and women that, of all the women who post their opinions about how men think, you, Dr. Laura, are light years ahead of your competition. This excerpt from your blog is a really great example... More >>

...I just read your blog, How To Tell If You're A Terrible Spouse, and you could have totally been talking to my hubby's cousin. She is the woman for whom you wrote Proper Care and Feeding of Husbands. More >>

I just read your guest blog, When Bad Things Happen to Children. It was the email from Lisa, a mother, obviously in pain, questioning the meaning of life as she watches her child suffer from cancer. More >>

Recently, Dr. Laura wrote a blog distinguishing between heroes and role models.  Fred thought her definitions were a bit broad, but in reality Fred went on to delineate exactly what Dr. Laura was expressing.

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