Menstruation changes with age and the doctor’s advice
Dear Dr Gott notes that menstrual periods can change with age and spotting may simply be a normal change. He advises seeking a second session if questions remain and cautions against assuming a D and C is needed. He discusses fish oil and omega three benefits amid lake pollution concerns. He also addresses thyroid-related chest pains and distinguishes thyroid turmoil from heart attack, urging thyroid testing and weight consideration.
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DR Gott
Gott
Retirement property gridlock and escape clauses
A reader asks about selling five acres bought in 1981 with three partners to cover retirement costs. Advice: hire a lawyer, create an escape clause, and negotiate a plan to avoid three years more on mortgage while considering market values and desired listing prices. The second letter urges planning retirement and funeral arrangements, recommending early discussions with a funeral home and insurer to compare policies and payments.
Teen advises on prom and military weight rules letters
A reader asks Dr Wallace about attending a senior prom at 16 with a 17 year old sweetheart, and another writes of heartbreak at 15. Dr Wallace urges talking to parents, while a 20 pound overweight enlistment hurdle prompts dieting, exercise, medical check, and patient protest limits.
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Dr. Wallace
Tommy
Karen
Lake Charles
Andrea
Goshen
Ind
Dr.Wallace
Bruce
Frederick
Dear Abby readers on touch, culture and gifts
A collection of letters discussing boundaries for physical affection in Scandinavian heritage, then complaints on overbearing greetings and begging for reciprocation in godchild gifts. Readers urge less one way giving and more mutual appreciation while noting cultural norms and family dynamics.
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Abby
Camp-In at Maryland Science Center Draws Scouts
The Maryland Science Center plans weekend Camp-Ins through March 21 drawing nearly 4,000 Girl Scouts Campfire Children and Cub Scouts from Maryland Pennsylvania Delaware Virginia and Washington DC. New activities include Who Stole the Diamonds a real life mystery with crime solving workshops and badge credits.
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Maryland Science Center
Science Center
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Virginia
Washington, D.C
Chesapeake Bay
Katie Dix
Dix
Space Base at Maryland Science Center for families
The Maryland Academy of Sciences offers Space Base at the Maryland Science Center on Sundays March 8, 15 and 22 from 1 30 to 3 30 p m. Ages four and up join parents to build space stations and learn about hazards like meteoroids and cosmic dust. Fees are 17 per person for members 19 for non members advance registration required call 301 685 2370 for details.
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Maryland Academy of Sciences
Space Base
Maryland Science Center
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Dental Care of America
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