I received an email recently from a woman named Aimee who thanked me for speaking out about the importance of husbands supporting their families. Aimee has a Ph.D. and was the spouse 'holding the family together as the breadwinner.' But when she was laid off, she said, things turned ugly... More >>

I am the one who gave up on his dreams and am happy I did. When I first met my bride-to-be, I was working on my Master's in history, and I planned to continue to get a Ph.D. When she asked me how long the program would take, and I told her it would be about eight years, she said 'If you think I'm going to wait eight years for you, you're crazy'... More >>

A couple of weeks ago went to the food court at local store which reminded me of the caller whose husband was complaining about shopping at Costco... More >>

When we hear the word 'grief,' most of us think of death. Grief, however, is the response of our hearts to any loss. Though everywhere, grief it's one of those things we would rather not talk about... More >>

My husband and I met when I was 21 and he was 22. We were young, but very much in love. We got married a year and a half later and got pregnant right away... More >>

I was fortunate to talk with you and discuss the pyscho-babble, specifically, of 'enabling' my children... More >>

If I had to pick the most popular subject people call my show about, it would be mother- and daughter-in-law relationships. Here's why... More >>

I've heard you say you read every email, and I believe you. I hope this list brings you joy, just like you do for me five days a week. So here goes - my Dr. Laura 'thank you' list... More >>

...I found out some wonderful news that a friend of mine is expecting her first baby... More >>

I was one of 'those kids' who were classified as not living up to their potential when I was in school. I could read complete books by the age of three and a half... More >>