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Ask Amy: Family should explore legacy of trauma

Amy Dickinson, Tribune Content Agency on

After he died, several of his friends and siblings decided to tell me that he was the father of a 9-year-old son and that the son will be well taken care of until he come of age.

I am glad the boy will be taken care of.

My question is why did these people never shared this information with me prior to his death? l knew absolutely nothing about this relationship.

Obviously, it was very well hidden from me.

I am annoyed at the people who are telling me now, especially his one sibling who claims to love me so much.

I don’t know what her motive is, other than to make me angry or hurt me.

 

What is your take? What do you think I should do?

— In the Dark

Dear In the Dark: I agree with you that keeping this a secret is a betrayal of your friendship. The way to find out what motivates people is to ask them. You will then decide how to respond.

Dear Amy: “TIA” was increasingly worried because her husband had refused to get the COVID vaccine. And then he was hospitalized with the disease.

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