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program Monday through Friday from 2 to 5 p.m. Eastern time on Sirius XM Triumph 111. Megan,

welcome to the program. Hi Dr. Laura, how are you? Good. Good to do for you. I actually, I called

you about seven years ago about my wedding and you told me that I could probably walk down the

aisle and blue jean. I've been married for seven years. I have two beautiful daughters and

I actually am having an issue with my sister who struggles with substance abuse and has moved

back home with my parents. And she has financial issues as well and I got a phone call today.

I've been trying to say I have it as much as possible, but I got a phone call today from a

financial agency asking for my sister and I obviously told them that it's not my sister's phone number.

I asked how they got my phone number and they couldn't tell me. But I know that my sister is

insignificant that and I know that my parents enable this by either giving her money or

bringing her back home. And my question to you is do I continue to allow this to happen or do I

move? I'm sorry you continue to allow what to happen. Allow them to bring her back to

support her. I'm sorry on what planet do you have the power to disallow your parents to let her

stay with them? You're right. I don't. So then why are you asking a question that's patently

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