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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1993
Page
10
Reader asks about lifelong constipation and abdominal pain. Dr Gott cites multiple causes from diet to nerve disorders, urges medical evaluation and tests such as a barium enema. Other letters discuss kidney stone pain, possible CT scans, and reclassifying old injuries for coverage. doctors’ evaluation emphasized.
An advice piece on living wills and leaving values for heirs. It cites the book Ethical Wills And How To Prepare Them by Rabbi Jack Riemer and Nathaniel Stampfer, offering methods like diaries letters and tape recordings to convey moral guidance beyond money and possessions. It notes the Jewish tradition that one remains connected to loved ones through the values shared.
In a Dear Abby column reprinted for deployed troops families, Abby advises military spouses and GIs on handling physical needs while apart. The letter from Stacy Lauth in California echoes earlier requests and underscores separation due to service in Somalia and Korea with a call to share the guidance widely.
A teen from Zanesville Ohio seeks guidance as she loves Howard 18 living in California, who is her mother's brother. Her adoptive parents ban contact, and she plans to graduate in June but faces pressure and conflicting feelings about running away. The letters mention Arlene Robert Schmidt Candy Williams and a request for teen guest writers.
Letters from ARLENE in Zanesville and Candy in Detroit advise ending contact with Howard, her adoptive mother's brother, due to legal trouble. They urge Candy to follow her mother’s counsel, find other partners in Detroit or Zanesville, and avoid a relationship that could harm her future or lead to jail. Robert adds that Howard is legally adult but should face consequences, not her burden.
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