...[T]hough we do not agree on everything, I have taken your advice many, many times. The most important lessons have been the following: More >>

I am a relatively new listener to your show and you have helped me solidify my desire to be a stay-at-home mom when I am blessed with children. More >>

You remind me of my strong, honest, kind mother who passed away five years ago. No doubt her many years as caregiver to my disabled brother helped to form her strong character and no-nonsense attitude... More >>

I called you about 10 years ago and mentioned my husband had a medical issue which my 10-year-old had inherited. Hence my husband did not want to go for another child although I wanted my daughter to have a sibling. More >>

As a long time listener and avid reader of your books you've helped me become a better person. Here is a poem I wrote to thank you... More >>

Listener Kathy painted this cute handcrafted giant mug which Dr. Laura spoke about on-air. More >>

Recently, I attended a child's birthday party of a friend. I sat next to a young woman who was an acquaintance. Somehow we started talking about children and families. More >>

I'd like to thank you for helping me open my eyes after reading your book "Bad Childhood, Good Life". Unfortunately, I have spent too many years of my life being the adult victim of my childhood... More >>

For decades, you've led the charge for family unity and marriage in parenthood. Bold and unwavering, day after day... More >>

Years ago on the radio, you mentioned an old Jewish story about rumors and forgiveness. I was struck by its simplicity and never forgot the message. Now, I have a granddaughter who wants so desperately to be in the "in group" yet, they are poison. They say things about others not knowing the harm they do. For that reason, I put the story you told into a poem... More >>