We all want our families to be happy and well. But sometimes, we need to think about our own needs. Betty, a 72-year-old widow, had been saving for a trip she was looking forward to.
Her plans changed when her grandson got very sick, and her family asked for her savings. Betty said no, and it caused a big conflict. She has written to us for advice.Here is Betty’s letter:
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