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Parents fall short on promise:
to help their ailing daughter
DEAR ABBY: I suffer
from a debilitating, rare,
chronic illness. Two years
ago, my parents convinced
me to move across the
country to live with them
in a city I’ve never lived
in. They prorised it would
be “only for a year,” they’d
pay the cost of moving and
finance a “year of well
ness.” I was to receive acu
puncture, massage therapy,
physical therapy, help
from doctors, a personal
trainer, etc.
They paid to move me,
but have not followed
through with any of their
promises to help treat my
disorder. What’s more, 1
have had to fit an entire
apartment’s worth of furni
ture and other items into a
small bedroom, and I'm
not allowed to use the rest
of the house.
Now that I am here, 1
can’t afford to pay to move
back east or possibly find
a place to live or work
without being established
“in this new city. Is there a_
way to address the predic
ament I am now in and the
fact that they relocated me
without keeping their
promises? I’'m extremely
shy and have made no
friends in this town these
past two years. —
DESPERATE
DAUGHTER
DEAR DAUGHTER:
You should not be isolated
the way you are. And you
need more help than I can
give you in a letter. From
your description, you are a
prisoner in your parents’
home. Contact your doctor
back east about what has
been going on. Of course,
if you have friends there,
you should alert them, too.
You will not get better
living as you are. For your
parents to have promised
help and reneged is inex
cusable. If there is an orga
nization that supports yo&
rare illness, it should '
DEAR ABBY
Jeanne Phillips
contacted too. Please 4o
not wait. o
DEAR ABBY: I’'m 22
and I'm dating this amaz
ing guy a couple of years
older than me. He really
checks off so many things
on my “list,” I can’t help
but be attracted to and
appreciate him. He is a
good guy, good looking,
real smart and our values
match up. We also have a
really good vibe together.
Here’s the issue: He is
not as tall as 1 would pre
fer. He’s not super short,
but we are the same height
and when I wear shoes
with a small heel, he’s
slightly shorter.
I don’t know why I'm
height thing when I could
really see us together long
term. Am I being superfi
cial? What should I do? —
UNSURE IN
PENNSYLVANIA
DEAR UNSURE: Ask
yourself this: Is your self
confidence so lacking that
you would seriously allow
his height to bother you? If
the fact that you would be
self-conscious wearing
heels with him could deter
you from a long-term rela
tionship, you should let
him go because your val
ues are not as alike as you
would like to think.
Dear Abby is written by
Abigail Van Buren, also
known as Jeanne Phillips,
and was founded by her
mother, Pauline Phillips.
Contact Dear Abby at www.
DearAbby.com or P.O. Box
69440, Los Angeles, CA
90069. :
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