Tomato Face letter spurs advice on high school humor
Ann Landers addresses readers about public humiliation in high school after a teen named Tomato Face spilled food in the cafeteria. Letters reveal mixed reactions from across the country, urging empathy, support, and counseling while offering personal anecdotes and guidance on coping with humiliation and social pressure.
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Ann Landers
Plattsburgh
N.Y
Montauk
Burke
Tomato Face
Des Moines
Iowa
Ann
Hannibal
Chicago
Gaithersburg
Gahanna
Ohio
Orinda
Calif
Pasadena
Ill
Canada
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Parkinsons surgery gives life back to New Jersey man
Jack Goldman, 63, underwent a six hour awake operation at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital with two brain electrodes and implanted neurostimulators to treat Parkinsons disease. The Activa system reduces tremors and rigidity, letting him drive, eat, and speak again. He plans an Alaska trip with his wife Suzanne.
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Jack Goldman
Goldman
Robert Wood Johnson University
Hospital
Anette Nieves
Richard Lehman
Lehman
Medtronic Inc
Activa
Rajesh Pahwa
University of Kansas National Parkinson Foundation Center of Excellence
Pahwa
Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
Nieves
Sarasota
Fla
Parkinson's Society of Canada
Food and Drug Administration
Canada
Queen Elizabeth Hospital
Halifax
Toronto Western
Toronto
Foothills Hospital
Calgary
Robert Wood Johnson Hospital
New Brunswick
Suzanne
Alaska
Richard M. Lehman
N. J
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