Asking Eric: I feel like there’s not enough time, money, love in the world to help our volatile daughter

Published on: 01/31/2025

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Dear Eric: My husband and I have two daughters, both in their 40s. The younger one has a career, is married and pays her own bills. The other has never been functional and ebbs and flows in and out of stability.

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