After my sister’s inexcusable overstepping, I’m considering cutting ties with her.
You should send her an email. Thank her for hosting you over the holidays. Tell her, “Unfortunately, your ongoing obsession with my weight makes it impossible for me to relate to you in the way I would like. You have totally crossed the line. From now on, this topic is off the table.”
It’s so hard to get him to see a doctor, or even make an appointment, and his issues require a lot from me to help him manage them.Worried WifeYou should do your best to talk frankly with your husband about his health. He is obviously in pain, and you could start there: “I’m worried about your back pain.”
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