Dear Judy,
My ex-husband died a week ago of a massive coronary. I am frankly not shedding tears, but my 13-year-old son is. And I don’t know what to do.
To put it in its starkest terms: My former husband died in a hotel room with 2 prostitutes and some cocaine. I got all this from the [...]
Dear Judy,
My sister died last winter. She had some alcohol in her blood, and it turns out she was driving too fast and she hit a tree. It was also dark, so maybe she simply couldn’t see and the wine she drank over dinner had nothing to do with the accident.
I don’t know.
My problem is, [...]
Dear Judy,
I’m not sure I should be writing you. I don’t know whether I’m dying or not, but I think it can’t be good. I’ve had one mastectomy. Next Tuesday it will be two.
My son, who is 15, never knew about the breast cancer. Now that my husband and I are separated, I think I’m [...]
Dear Readers,
If you want to tune in on a fascinating discussion on end-of-life costs and end-of-life ethics, aired Friday on the Brian Lehrer Show (WNYC radio), just click on the link below:
http://www.wnyc.org/shows/bl/episodes/2009/05/15/segments/131989
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Posted on January 24th, 2009