GRATEFUL

Dear Annie: I’m a 45-year-old-male and have had many traumatic events in my past, including abuses too bad to name. My problem is, as I was growing up, I was so mistreated that I never learned how to feel. Dear Annie: What an amazing soul you are, and your duty to do for others before yourself speaks loudly of your ability to be truly unselfish. A look back at some of this year’s most-popular Dear Annie columnsDear Annie: I haven’t been able to look at my wife the same since I learned of her past sexual historyDear Annie: My husband has a wandering eye and it bothers meDear Annie: How do I tell my wife that I want a divorce? Dear Annie: I wish I had known about my husband’s affairDear Annie: I’m a married man in a complicated relationship with a married womanView prior ‘Dear Annie’ columns“Ask Me Anything: A Year of Advice From Dear Annie” is out now!

Family and friends call to talk about their problems, but demonstrate a "complete lack of interest in my life."

Having a more positive outlook on life could mean better health, according to new research.

With major anxieties combined with wonder, we sold our home, packed our bags and took a 30-hour plane trip to the “Lion City.”

Michigan State will apparently have its most productive defensive end back next season. Fifth-year senior Drew Beesley wrote “Grateful to wear the green and white… for one more season! The Spartans have landed commitments from four transfers since Dec. 16, including Drew Jordan, a graduate transfer defensive end from Duke. Michigan State fifth-year senior defensive tackle Naquan Jones, senior linebacker Antjuan Simmons and redshirt junior cornerback Shakur Brown already announced they’re entering the 2021 NFL draft. It’s really a fluid process.”Related Michigan State football stories:Michigan State CB Chris Jackson enters transfer portalMichigan State LS Jude Pedrozo enters transfer portalFinal grades for Michigan State football’s 2020 seasonMichigan State’s Antjuan Simmons, Shakur Brown named second team All-Big Ten by APIntriguing Michigan State QB competition takes center stage heading into 2021

Jewel sings "Grateful" In a performance recorded exclusively for "CBS Sunday Morning," the singer-songwriter Jewel performs her new single "Grateful," which was "inspired by anxiety" and the power of gratitude during tough times.