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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1999
Page
5
Reader letters discuss EMG indicated muscle disorder and urgent second opinions, a 24 year old daughter’s diet cola habit and potential health impact, and Valley Fever also known as coccidioidomycosis. Expert notes emphasize caution, nutritional balance, and antifungal treatment for severe cases.
A reader asks how to see her two grandchildren after divorce. The columnist advises seeking a negotiated agreement with the mother, possibly via the former spouse’s lawyer, and suggests offering gifts or concessions to gain access. If all else fails, consider diverting focus to other charitable relationships and consult The Senior Forum for further guidance.
A pair, a woman and Mr Beall, discuss multiple sclerosis and its impact. She describes fatigue, tingling, and learning to avoid triggers while continuing domestic tasks. Beall details tremors, mobility aids, double vision, and ongoing therapy as he seeks a manageable home and a treadmill. MS mostly affects women aged 20 to 39. prognosis varies but resilience remains.
Dear Abby addresses a family dispute over hosting visiting grandparents with pets. Parents threaten to stop visiting and accuse the couple of valuing belongings over family after they decline pet stays. A reader suggests guests stay in a pet friendly hotel to avoid damage and costs.
Hood College hosts a long running summer camp program with coed camps and swimming lessons. The catalog lists Adventure Sampler Art camps Ceramics Drawing Watercolor and Oils Computers Field Hockey in line skating Lacrosse Musical Theater Sign Language Soccer Volleyball and other activities with varied ages schedules and fees. Contact details and refund policy are provided along with instructor names and session dates.
Frederick artist Ayler presents a three panel walnut wood piece featuring mythological images, a Medusa carving, and a chess set. Jim Misner uses wood and found objects in works like Mysteria II and Moment of Motion. Other artists include Swafford Slagle Hedstrom and more in the Wednesday show at Guoa arts Center.
A teen recounts a friend’s false miscarriage claim used to gain attention, the mother’s refusal to restore the friendship, and advice that remorse and concrete apology are needed. The letter section also includes career questions about Navy service and weight loss tips noting diet over exercise.
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park hosts a Living History volunteer training day on Saturday April 17 from 10 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. To register call Melinda Day or Catherine Bragaw at 304 535 6063 The park seeks volunteers for its 19th century exhibits including a dry goods store clothing shop blacksmith tavern provost office confectionery and machine shop Volunteers may wear Civil War era uniforms and can assist with research materials signage props heritage garden and events or general park support.
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