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2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Carolyn Hax |Haben Kelati

The Valley's Nia Booko Reveals 'Unexplained Fertility' Diagnosis, Says She Got Pregnant After 2 Months of Fertility AcupunctureNia Sanchez Booko is opening up about her fertility journey. On the latest episode of The Valley, the soon-to-be mom of four, 35, opened up to costar Kristen Doute about being diagnosed with "unexplained infertility" and her journey to motherhood. The pregnant reality star revealed that it took …

2 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Carolyn Hax |Haben Kelati

Mom re-gifted my silver to brother’s fiancée. Give advice to this Hax question. (washingtonpost.com) Mom re-gifted my silver to brother’s fiancée. Give advice to this Hax question. By Carolyn Hax; Haben Kelati 2025042419000000 Carolyn Hax can't get to every question she receives, so each week we ask readers to think like an advice columnist and submit their advice. Out of the many great responses we receive, we select a few standouts to publish on Wednesdays.

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Carolyn Hax |Haben Kelati

Mom re-gifted my silver to brother’s fiancée. Give advice to this Hax question. Every week, we ask readers to think like an advice columnist and submit their advice to a question Carolyn Hax hasn’t answered. Carolyn Hax can’t get to every question she receives, so each week we ask readers to think like an advice columnist and submit their advice. Out of the many great responses …

3 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Carolyn Hax |Haben Kelati

We asked readers to channel their inner Carolyn Hax and answer this question. Some of the best responses are below. Dear Carolyn: My partner and I have completely different schedules. We both work what would be 9-5 jobs remotely — but his workplace generously accommodates his morning sleepiness. Honestly, I wish they wouldn’t, because he’s so accustomed to these late starts that on the weekends, he’s practically nocturnal. This means it’s very hard for us to do anything very special on weekends.

3 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Haben Kelati

If you had asked L.A.-based musician Miya Folick whether making music is healing beforethe creation ofher latest album, “Erotica Veronica,” she would’ve said: “I don’t really feel like music is therapy. I feel like therapy is therapy and music is music.”But since the February release of her most vulnerable work yet, she can’t help but accept that, this time, how she was dealing with things had everything to do with the music she was making.