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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 2002
Page
11
Dear reader asks about combined arthritis and back pain with five herniated discs. The advice stresses medical management, back specialist care, NSAIDs, possible narcotics, physical therapy, and alternative methods, noting surgery only if conservative options fail.
A reader urges that health is an individual's duty, not a partner's. The writer advances that spouses can encourage healthier habits and joint activities, but warns limits when a partner resists change. A correspondent notes retirement risks if a spouse becomes incapacitated and urges practical steps like walking, healthier meals, and avoiding overbearing control.
Dear Abby advises a Virginia widow who discovers hidden photos of her husband with his first wife Becky. The reader wonders about lingering love, Abby suggests the photos reflect memories rather than current feelings and urges handling the loss with care.
Walters Museum trip offered by Delaplaing Center visits Baltimore on Tuesday March 12. Participants explore the renovated main building and the exhibit The Age of Impressionism European Masterpieces from Ordrupgaard Copenhagen. Ant Aulio tour available. Price 40 dollars nonmembers 35 dollars members includes admission and bus. Call 301-968-0656 for details.
The article profiles Latino immigrants and their health care needs in Brunswick, highlighting language and cultural barriers, Catholic beliefs, and the aim to help families have children when desired. It notes personal journeys of Ma Saenz and echoes calls for user friendly aid services. A health fair and Multicultural Fair are planned with Spanish speaking support.
A reader seeks advice on a troubled romance as her boyfriend bonds with his crude 14 year old cousin and faces harassment. Dr Wallace urges ending the relationship and rebuilding life. A classroom brainteaser yields a trillions-counting estimate of 91 million years. Teens survey links peer pressure to alcohol and drug use.
An exhibit of more than 40 works by members of the American Society of Marine Artists opens Friday at Washington County Muse Arts in Hagerstown and runs through April 7. It includes artists from New York to Washington, D.C. with works in various media. For more information call 739-5727 or 739-5764 or visit washcomuseum.org. Hours: Tue–Sat 10 am–5 pm, Sun 12 pm–5 pm.
The 1850s daguerreotypes show enslaved women from a South Carolina inn, front and profile views. Curator Rul Weems presents the works as commentary on photography and history, while Kara Walker’s pieces portray violent imagery of animal and human cruelty. Call 410-396-7100 for details.
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