Previous Episodes

Patrick has a son from a failed marriage: an anti-government, punk rock, lazy kid who now lives at home. On a personal level their relationship is ok, but when it comes to doing chores, etc. it's a different story.

Jennifer is forever arguing with her husband, most recently about an unwashed juicer. Although she calls Dr. Laura for advice on how to proceed, the phone call quickly turns back on Jennifer and the question of whether she takes proper care of her man.

Virginia's Ultrasound Prior to Aborting / Anna fears for the safety of her children when they sleep in their own beds, but what Anna may not realize is she uses her children to protect herself.

Martha is ready for divorce - her husband is an angry man, and he shows the potential for physical violence. Their daughter, meanwhile, has demonstrated behavior which may indicate sexual abuse.

No mother can be prepared for the news Charity received not too long ago: her 12 year-old daughter had a stroke, paralyzing half her body. With her daughter now in the ICU, Charity calls Dr. Laura for the courage to move forward and the hopeful outlook necessary to think clearly.

To homeschool or not to homeschool / After 13 years of marriage, Vicky had the unfortunate experience to stumble upon her husband in the throws of passion with another man.

When all else failed, Deborah turned to donor eggs and now has beautiful twin girls. She asks Dr. Laura if they "need to know" she's not their genetic mother.

Lena's fretting about her third attempt at a crucial medical exam. Lucky for her, Dr. Laura's a fully qualified pep talker.

Raquel's thirteen month old son is fond of twilight feasts. The problem is, it's his mother's milky goodness he hungers for. Dr. Laura says, it's time to wean the wee one.

Noreen's son has Asperger Syndrome and kids have been making fun of him, even when she's there by his side. Dr. Laura says, stop standing by -- it's time to take a stand.