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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 2000
Page
25
Cartoon crowd recalls past scenes with humor and warmth as writers reflect on familiar strangers, everyday sights, and the comfort of familiar routines during a lighthearted trip down memory lane.
Dr Donahue explains Kawasaki disease targets young children, often under four, causing high fever and distinctive rashes. Arteries and heart muscle may be involved, with aneurysms or inflammation. echocardiograms reveal heart involvement during and after the illness. Early IV gamma globulin and aspirin reduce risk.
A letter from Laura Burback of St. Paul recounts her son Tommy’s fatal motorcycle crash and ensuing eight year battle with a brain injury. She condemns the choice to ride and urges parental veto power, while expressing lifelong pain and regret.
Readers debate Abby's motorcycle advice as Polly Fleming recalls a UCLA doctor warning of injuries. Erik Nottleson and AMA defend safety training and urge riders to enroll in MSF courses with resources for locating classes.
Heloise prints a reader appeal from Samantha Reinold of Berkeley Springs WV asking for no longer wanted trophies to be donated to Morgan County Special Olympics events. The letter notes many participants are winners and urges readers to contribute trophies for use in sports meets and contests.
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