Obsessive drive to win harms athletes says experts
Therapists warn that intense need for perfection can turn sport into life and death stakes. They cite cases like Kathy Ormsby and describe stages from sadness to phobic fear to full obsession, with coaches urged to monitor pressure and provide outlets and balance.
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Healer Decker Seeks Holistic Wellness From World Traditions
Edyne Decker, 40, recounts 17 years gathering native healing wisdom from Philippines jungles to Peruvian mountains. Speaking in Cedar Rapids and Florida, she advocates mind body counseling, herbs and positive living alongside medical care and prayer. Her late husband Dr. Nelson Decker influenced her approach.
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Quadruple play thrills T-ball game on page 1B
Photographer L W Ward witnessed a rare quadruple play with bases loaded. An infielder caught a pop fly and tagged three runners before the plate, then threw out another runner at second. The incident drew praise from Keith Ehlers as his daughter Monica participates in T-ball with Sean Smith, both enjoying the game and base running.
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