POW Wives Feel Ostracized by Military and Civil Society
A study of 1 POW wife group finds stigma and reluctance in seeking psychiatric help, with wives reporting guilt over spouses' return, inability to express anger, social ostracism at military and civilian levels, and isolation after an initial six months. Researchers Hall and Simmons note significant taboo and varied treatment paths.
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Dear Abby advice column on family feud and a doomed romance
Abigail Van Buren counsels a reader to end a feud with a brother after a father's death and forgives passive wrongdoing while advising a wife to mend ties with her husband. Other letters discuss strict teen dress codes, gratitude for parents, and leaving a married lover amid manipulation and coercion.
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