Emotion and optimism mark Norman Cousins view on illness
Norman Cousins, famed for beating an “incurable” disease, says America risks becoming hypochondriac. He urges cancer caution, notes pain teaches, and promotes hope, humor, and patient–doctor partnership as key to recovery. He predicts future bio-chemistry emotion studies will excite medicine.
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Utica Lutheran Women Meet In Frederick
The Utica Lutheran Woman's League met on March 3 at Mrs. Edna Buhrman's home in Frederick with 18 members and one visitor. President Mrs. Norma Remsburg led, and an update honored Mrs. J. M. Spangler from 1836. A program by Mrs. Pat McElrroy discussed trusting in God using Proverbs Chapter 3 and a Kushner book.
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