Death denial hampers grieving says nurse expert
Clarice Schultz of Joliet College tells clergy funeral directors and nurses at St Luke's Hospital workshop that denying grief by removing rituals leaves people unable to heal. She compares grief to a wound with stages and notes successful resolution can take at least a year and requires cry for help, response from others, and inner healing resources.
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Clarice Schultz
Joliet (Ill.) College
St. Luke’s Hospital
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Film aging and cameras push youth photography contest
The piece explains film expiration and storage methods, noting refrigeration for long storage and testing aged film. It reviews the Minolta AF Talker camera with voice reminders and a Polaroid youth photography contest offering prizes for 1983 entrants.
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Computer Helps Speechless Children Learn to Talk
In Los Angeles a brain damaged two year old, Suzie, spoke her first word after interacting with an Apple II computer equipped with a voice synthesizer. USC linguist Laura Meyers notes the device boosted confidence, prompting subsequent speech and reading gains as Suzie and other children used the computer to trigger speech and learn.
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Los Angeles
Suzie
University of Southern California
Laura Meyers
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