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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 2014
Page
8
A column urges teens and young adults to register and vote, arguing their choices steer future outcomes. It compares voting to driving, notes youth turnout in Scotland, highlights tight Kansas races, and warns that unregistered young people cede influence to older voters.
Dr Wes Crenshaw and Kyra Haas discuss low under thirty turnout with Eva Guidarini of the Harvard Institute of Politics. Only 23 percent of US voters under 30 are expected to show up. Kansas midterm races include governor secretary of state attorney general and more. The segment on Up to Date with Steve Kraske features Katie Guyot and Kenneth Palmer.
A patient recounts initial diagnosis of multiple sclerosis at 29, choosing interferon therapy, enduring adverse reactions, hospitalizations, and the financial and emotional strain. She details trial-and-error treatment, Mayo Clinic confirmation, and shifting to a daily MS drug later eased by insurance appeals. Now a peer advocate, she educates others and participates in clinical trials while noting high costs and evolving therapies.
Writer Vicki Julian is drafting a new book on people facing end of life and beliefs about the afterlife. She seeks interviewees and provides contact email vickilulian email dot com and website www vick julian dot com for more information.
A speaker reflects that an MS diagnosis is not the end, stressing the need for respect and flexibility. They affirm life can be fulfilling and note their own experience as evidence that goals and happiness remain attainable.
In Lawrence, several people with multiple sclerosis push past diagnosis to lead active lives. Ronda Miller runs a child care facility, coaches grief support, writes poetry, and serves as Kansas Authors Club district president. Emily Zung, an environmental engineer and mother, balances work and family while staying mindful of her condition.
A parent reflects on choosing Lawrence as a family home for education wellness and culture while preparing to live near grandparents. Dan Coleman of Dads of Douglas County writes monthly fatherhood columns and urges other dads to share voices as Lily turns one and the family plans future visits.
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