Meeting on arthritis pain at Joliet Junior College
A Sunday May 21 meeting at Joliet Junior College campus will teach arthritis patients ways to cope with pain and fatigue. Jim Wolford of the Arthritis Volunteer Action Committee notes techniques and energy conservation will be covered with a slide program on joint preservation and adapting principles to various arthritis forms. Nancy Daly and Melanie Ellexson will discuss and demonstrate assistive device use. Attendance is free.
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Joliet Junior College
Houbolt Ave
Joliet
Jim Wolford
JJC
Arthritis Volunteer Action Committee
Illinois
The
Arthritis Foundation
Wolford
Nancy Daly
R.N
University of Chicago
Melanie Ellexson
O.T.R
Oak Forest Hospital
Drug Bust in North Aurora Targets Large Scale Operation
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North Aurora
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UPI
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Willie O. Thompson
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Robert Colwell
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Jerry Pozzi
Explanation for doctor shortage
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UPI
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Cabrini-Green
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United Press International
France
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