Parental Battering seen in chronic asthma care
A Denver study from the National Asthma Center at National Jewish Hospital links chronic asthma care to parental battering syndrome. It notes sleepless nights, stress, guilt, and marital strain as families strive to protect ill children, with education programs stressing parental support and discipline.
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Dear Abby What Happened to the Good Old Days
A reader asks Abby about late night calls from girls to her 17 year old son and a mother threatens her daughter with punishment. Abby replies that some boys like calls but calls for manners matter, urging reasonable boundaries.
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Fantasies Help Deal with Grief
New York report explores reunion fantasies as coping for loss and divorce. Sociologists say up to about one fifth of longed-for spouses unrealistically return as hallucinatory reunions. Researchers note grief and loneliness persist after divorce, aiding understanding of longing and danger of chasing death.
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Robert Weiss
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