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4 days ago · Ask Amy: I’ve lied about being a Vietnam War veteran for 50 years. After 50 years of lying about serving in the Vietnam war, this letter writer is ready to come clean. By Amy Dickinson May 7 ...
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Seven days a week, letter after letter, Amy Dickinson applies an objective eye to reader problems large and small in Ask Amy: Advice for the Real World.
In 2003, Dickinson succeeded the legendary Ann Landers (Eppie Lederer) as the Chicago Tribunes signature advice columnist and has spent the last decade not only reassuring older readers but attracting new ones.
She is the author of the New York Times best-selling memoir, The Mighty Queens of Freeville: A Story of Surprising Second Chances, a chronicle of her experiences and misadventures as a single mother to her daughter, Emily.
A graduate of Georgetown University, Dickinson moved back to Freeville, N.Y., the dairy town where she grew up, and married a local contractor shes known since she was a child.
Amy Dickinson is a syndicated advice columnist who answers letters from readers on various topics. She also shares her love of books and literacy with her readers, and features recommendations from booksellers and authors.
Mar 27, 2024 · Ask him, “What are the things you love the very most about being a kid?” Listen to his answers and reminisce with him. You might also ask him if there are things about growing older that make ...
Aug 17, 2022 · Dear Amy: I just got married to the love of my life. He makes me so happy, and I don’t regret my choices at all — but it’s been almost two months, and I still find myself missing my parents ...
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