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Dear Annie: Nobody hands out medals for suffering - but my sister wants us to compete
Dear Annie: Nobody hands out medals for suffering - but my sister wants us to compete
Dear Annie: Nobody hands out medals for suffering - but my sister wants us to compete

Published on: 09/17/2026

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Annie Lane writes the Dear Annie advice column.

Dear Annie: I have two sisters, and one of them, “Joanie,” tragically passed away from cancer last year. It’s obviously been hard, but what’s making it harder is my remaining sister. She has always been competitive. And she has somehow turned even grief into a competition.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/advice/2026/09/dear-annie-nobody-hands-out-medals-for-suffering-but-my-sister-wants-us-to-compete.html

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