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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1988
Page
15
The article discusses two common catheter related issues: temporary incontinence from sphincter stretching and infection risk from the catheter as a foreign object. It notes that incontinence may last days after removal while infection signs include burning on urination fever and blood in urine. It also mentions consulting a doctor for a urine culture.
A compilation of Dear Abby exchanges touches on gifts and appreciation in marriage, a reader seeking help for a compulsive eater, a former crush on a teacher, and a reflection on television as a societal test. The column emphasizes compassion, self-awareness, and the human need for connection.
Thirty four players joined last week's event with George Olovick and Michael Meyers taking first place. Iris Yonetz and Denise Crow were second while Maggie Warfield and Anita Crawford finished third. Frederick Bridge saw Cheryl Dixon and Sue Browhing earn fourth, Adrienne Guggenheim and Marlowe Cline placed fifth. East West section placed Carole Little and Don Lite. A Swiss Team of Four is scheduled Monday at 7 15 p.m. at the Frederick American Legion.
Kent Collins argues against treating admission to a nursing home as doom and instead offers four lessons to foster a positive transition. He urges early involvement, choosing continuing care options, honoring old ties, and ensuring visitors treat residents as part of a new family life.
An advice column addresses a tall eighth grader seeking growth control and confidence, a teen asking about safe tanning and skin health, and a Marysville reader upset over a younger brother with Dawn's syndrome. Dr. Wallace counsels balanced diet and exercise, sun safety facts, and family communication.
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