Dear Amy: Every year I spend the holidays at my sister’s house.
Your sister doesn’t hesitate to “weigh in” on your situation in a very frank way, and so I suggest that it’s time for you to respond in a way that conveys your deep concern over her behavior — as well as the consequences that will result if she refuses to alter her behavior.
She may respond defensively — or double down by stating that she is just worried about you. You will then have to decide how to move forward: whether you believe your sister is capable of restraint, or whether it is healthier for you to keep your distance.I’m torn on how to approach the topic of my husband’s poor health with him. He has gained significant weight, is developing medical issues, and is constantly unhappy with his appearance.
Some people have a genuine aversion to seeing doctors and dentists. Ask him, “Would you like me to make an appointment for you? I could take you, wait for you, and we can go out together afterward and discuss it.”
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