Two updates from the man who fretted about opening up to his sister.
Over my 21 years writing this column, I’ve stayed in touch with many readers whose questions have particularly affected me.He and I have continued to correspond, and I’m happy to share an update to his update, as a reminder – to all of us – that time plus wisdom can bring on a happy ending.: I am 58 years old. I was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s two years ago. My friends all know about my diagnosis.
Now that your relationship with her is on a better footing, you might be closer to breaking this news to her. My experience with my sister illustrates what you often discuss in your column: that we shouldn’t rely on our assumptions. My sister and I are closer than we have ever been, and I am so grateful, but also embarrassed by whatever motivated me to participate in our long-ago and long-lasting estrangement in the first place.: Your story is powered by its own particular grace; it is also a lesson in how letting go can lead to reconciliation. I know we’ll keep in touch.
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