We used to all three spend one Saturday a month together, go on vacations and have family dinners on holidays. How do I get over this?
DEAR MISSING IT: A way to get past this would be to extend your social life beyond your immediate family. If you do, you will have more distraction and less time to brood about something that you cannot control. You can still see your older granddaughter separately if you wish, just not under the same circumstances as before until this blows over.
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