What happens when a family member – like a brother or a sister – takes ill or has a difficult challenge in their life and your inclination is to pull closer to them, but their inclination is to pull away? What’s the right amount of love to give to those in their time of need? How can you be a good, loyal family member when someone in your family is rejecting your kindness? Do you expect your family members to be there for you 24/7 when you’re ill? Or do you believe, as Morrie did, that people should be able to help as they are able, because everyone has their own life to live? This week Mitch Albom shares Morrie’s views on this subject and how he dealt with his time at the end of his life.