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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1993
Page
16
Dear Dr Gott explains that blue color of veins comes from deoxygenated venous blood returning to the heart. Oxygen rich arterial blood is red, while venous blood is darker and appears blue through the skin.
A reader asks what to avoid in retirement and a columnist lists twelve dangerous beliefs. Expecting spouses to change, assuming husbands know routines, anticipating seven day home life, assuming relaxation, expecting gratitude, reuniting easily, chasing Shangri La, neglecting investments, assuming family will pamper retirees, aging soon, lifestyle shifts, and finally assuming the space will end. The piece urges real planning and clarifies that retirement grief or stress can arise without action.
A Connecticut mother urges reporting suspected child abuse after a teacher failed to act, leading to Tracy's later truancy and criminal issues. The letter cites legislation protecting reporters and provides a toll free number for Childhelp USA Iowa Foresters. Amber Johns and Seattle reader letters praise Abby's guidance and offer light, humorous notes on personal life.
The Judson family cites Cancer Society figures that about 25 percent of girls aged 12 to 20 smoke, more than boys in the same age group, with cigarette advertisers targeting young women. Dr Wallace answers questions on dating lies and quitting smoking, advising caution in relationships and noting withdrawal lasts about a week as Amber reports a hard quit.
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