Previous Episodes

"Dysfunctional Parents" is a kind way to describe the people who raised Debbie. As an adult now, she is unsure about how to set clear boundaries with them / Susan is waiting quite impatiently for her boyfriend to finally pop the question

Chivon's husband harasses her about gaining a measly 4 pounds / Megan has been a negative person all her life and she calls Dr. Laura for help in breaking the pattern

Twenty year-old James is devastated over a breakup with his girlfriend / Karen wants some semblance of a normal life after her husband's terminal cancer diagnosis

Dr. Laura teaches 15 year-old Merrick to take stand against his parents' relentless fighting instead of running away like he usually does / Susan's husband had an affair. She forgave him, only to learn that he got the woman pregnant.

Tanya made a conscious decision to have two children prior to getting married. After one failed attempt at marriage, she calls Dr. Laura to see if she should try again. / Annie's fear of scary movies and, as it turns out, fear of the real world, causes a great deal of tension in her life.

Envy vs. Jealousy / Now that he's divorced, Lonna's husband made a miraculous transformation from an intimidating jerk and a sorry excuse for a dad into *poof* a wonderful father.

Chris' husband is facing the most difficult decision of his life - to accept a medical procedure that would keep him on dialysis for the rest of his days, or to live only a few more weeks but enjoy himself to the end

Carol isn't sure of her responsibility to take care of her ailing mother who lives 4 hours away / Bob is trying make things right with his wife after he cheated on her

Competition is not only a healthy part of life, but a necessity for the development of healthy children

Sarah is at a crossroads - she must choose between the happiness of her daughter and the happiness of her new husband / Dr. Laura breaks down the difference between sex and making love, and why both can be part of a healthy marriage