Dear Amy: The last 18 months he has hardly worked at all. He has done nothing to help the company’s bottom line, even though we’ve struggled financially.
Dear Amy: My husband and I own a small family business, but we don’t run the day-to-day operation.
How do I reach out to him and stay connected and reassure him that we still love him and want a relationship? Affirm your love and support and let him know that you are in his corner as he gets through this challenging time. Continue to reach out to him, even if his reaction is subdued. Invite and include your son and grandchildren in family events.
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