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Ask Amy: We don't know what we did to push my brother away. He no longer speaks to anyone in our family
Ask Amy: We don't know what we did to push my brother away. He no longer speaks to anyone in our family
Ask Amy: We don't know what we did to push my brother away. He no longer speaks to anyone in our family

Published on: 05/21/2024

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She's tried to stay in contact with her brother, but he's basically mad at everyone in her family.

Dear Amy: I am a 67-year-old woman. I have one sibling, my brother “Charles,” who is 60. We live very near each other in a rural area.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/advice/2024/05/ask-amy-we-dont-know-what-we-did-to-push-my-brother-away-he-no-longer-speaks-to-anyone-in-our-family.html

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