There are two sides to living as twins
This is Ann Landers' first column in the Tribune — published March 15, 1987. Dear Ann Landers: I have twin girls, 2 years old. Please forgive a mother's pride, but...
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Childless couples have own ideas about discipline
This is Ann Landers' last column — published in the Tribune the same day she died on June 22, 2002. Dear Ann Landers: May I respond to "Oklahoma City Mom,"...
Ann Landers’ realistic solution for safe sex
This piece was originally published in the Tribune on Sunday, Oct. 24, 1993. Dear Ann Landers: I am sending an article from the Los Angeles Times that could save thousands...
Getting facts will help you deal with herpes
Dear Ann Landers: I'm writing to you for two reasons: First, you tell it like it is, and second, I trust your judgment. My husband asked for a divorce after...
No offense intended in memorial
Dear Ann Landers: My husband and I just celebrated our second anniversary. We both were married before -- "Herman" for 43 years and I for 32 years. Herman's wife and...
Gambler must admit she’s addicted
Dear Ann Landers: My sister has a gambling problem. "Bessie" is a strong-willed person, so it amazes me that she could have become addicted. It happened so fast and so...
Stroke can alter behavior — for better or worse
Dear Ann Landers: You recently printed some columns explaining how a stroke can cause inappropriate behavior. Those columns helped me understand what had happened to my mother. I wouldn't go...
Weigh the options in this relationship
Dear Ann Landers: My boyfriend, "Tad," and I have been dating for almost two years. We get along well, but there's something about him that bothers me a lot. I...
Medication could help mood swings
Dear Ann Landers: For almost 16 years, I lived with an active volcano -- my husband. He has many wonderful qualities, but during his outbursts, his language was insulting and...
Dollars and sense talk about sex
Dear Ann Landers: Every high school teacher and college professor with whom I have discussed this subject believes it should be taught in junior high and not postponed until high...