Coma Patient Shows Small Signs After Blood Therapy
Harriet Rosenberg, 34, of East Monroe New York, in a yearlong coma, displays faint improvements after autogenous blood pumping therapy begun in Japan. Her husband Ted says she now can bend fingers, blinks evenly, and swallows saliva unconsciously, with doctors cautiously optimistic about progress. The treatment pumps the patient’s blood through a vacuum chamber with a chemical to dilate arteries, a process repeated in sessions every two weeks.
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Tokyo
Harriet Rosenberg
East Monroe
N.Y
Ted Rosenberg
Associated Press
Rosenberg
Iwate Medical College
Japan
Sachiko Iwadate
Haruyuki Kanaya
Barry
Deadline For Thank You Notes From Hallmark Expert
Phyllis Nolan of Hallmark Cards says the accepted deadline for thank you notes is four days after an event. Notes should feel personal, addressing the hostess and mentioning something specific from the gathering or home. For gifts or Christmas presents, send a note before New Year’s Day to ensure thanks are not forgotten.
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Phyllis Nolan
Hallmark Cards
Dear Ann Landers Advice Columns on Personal Crisis
Letters recount emotional distress from rape pollution then recovery through therapy and self image. A social worker warns about teen pregnancy and adoption, while a reader credits therapy with transformation and asks others to seek help. Ann Landers notes therapy helps some but not all and promotes her dating guidance booklet.
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Ann Landers
P.O
Chicago
Mrs. Odom To Show Slides Of Gardens
Marion Odom a former state garden club president will present a slide program on the Elizabethan Gardens at Emerywood Country Club Wednesday at 10 am. The event is sponsored by the Midweek Garden Club and all garden club members are urged to attend with reservations through Mrs Scott Garten.
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Mrs. Odom
Marion Odem
Ohoski
North Carolina Garden Club
Emerywood Country Club
Garden Club
Scott Garten
World of Ere Adelaide Wendler appears in print
A 1977 newspaper snippet features Adelaide Wendler credited as Women’s Editor on Tuesday December 27, with a brief reference to her role and the era’s byline conventions. The readable fragment establishes a byline style typical of the period.
Births at Moses Cone and High Point hospitals
Mr and Mrs Jimmy D Hill announce the Dec 19 birth of their son John Clarence at Moses Cone Hospital. Mrs Hill is the former Rose Harper of Thomasville. Mr and Mrs Tony R Hill announce the Dec 20 birth of their son Timothy Gregory at High Point hospital. Mrs Hill is the former Sara Collins of Elkin.
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Jimmy D. Hill
Westfield St
John Clarence
Moses Cone Hospital
Hill
Rose Harper
Thomasville
Tony R. Hill
Route 3
Timothy Gregory
High Point Hospital
Sexual Needs Change With Age In Marriage
A 39 year old wife and her husband face a decline in sexual activity over two years. The psychologist advises that both partners may have shifted sexual needs, with women often peaking in the late thirties or early forties and men experiencing less intense arousal. Open discussion without blame is encouraged to save the marriage.
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Ann Landers
Ann
DR. Blaker
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UIC Mone Enterprise
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