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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1989
Page
7
A reader with leukopenia discusses possible drug-induced marrow suppression from blood pressure meds and antibiotics. Doctors may stop the offending drug, observe recovery, and only then consider alternatives or further tests for immune or malignant causes. Parkinsons versus palsy distinctions are clarified by a physician.
A reader asks about retiring in about ten years and requests predictions. The answer outlines risks: higher taxes on savers and withdrawals, pension erosion from corporate takeovers, inflation eroding buying power, health care cost growth, Medicare and premium pressures, and slower-than-expected home value appreciation, all potentially shrinking nest eggs despite moderate inflation.
Dear Abby letters share couples choosing home traditions over Grandma's for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Kris Paige recalls years of travel with children and describes starting new rituals at home. A second reader seeks counseling for a husband’s silent sulking pattern, urging physical checks and therapy if needed.
Frederick Tourism Council Sundance Carriage Co and The Province Restaurant offer two daily guided horse drawn tours of Frederick's historic district from Dec 26 to 30 at 1 30 pm and 8 pm. Tours depart from the Visitor Center with a one hour ride ending with dessert and coffee at The Province. reservations encouraged.
Christine notes annual pen pal fair brings together teens across the United States and Canada with over 5,000 matches last year. A reader, Robert from San Luis Obispo, asks for help as a diabetic, seeking insulin-dependent peers to connect with. Dr. Wallace invites inquiries and promises to answer as many as possible.
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