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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1999
Page
13
Dear Dr Gott answers vision loss from possible emotional disturbance or stroke and cautions not to rely on vitamins. It urges medical examination for eye issues and notes a child with anhydrotic ectodermal dysplasia lacking sweat glands. Heat avoidance and medical guidance are advised.
A letter from Pennsylvania urges parents to teach grown children the worth of their father. It recounts a 66 year old retiree building a three story home with help, overcoming deafness, enduring loss, and never quitting service. The piece links to The Greatest Generation and stresses parental guidance for adult offspring. It also notes bridge results and a Swiss team event at the Frederick American Legion on May 31.
Dear Abby responds to a letter from Edna of Texas who justifies prying into teenage belongings and conversations, arguing privacy is overrated when danger is present. Abby cautions that nosiness is not a legitimate parental duty until teens reach legal age, urging balanced trust and safety measures.
Dr Wallace answers Richard and Angie on education and dating. He says grades are not guarantees of future success, only markers before graduation. Teen policy views show drugs, teen pregnancy and crime dominate youth concerns, while adults listen to youth as future voters and leaders. Angie is advised to decide her own dating future and ignore parental pressure.
The Everhart family and other cancer survivors gather in Frederick on Sunday June 6 for a community celebration from 1 to 4 PM in the FMH park. Attendees hear survivor speeches enjoy entertainment and art, with awards and a 3 PM survivor photo. Citizens are invited to bring lawn chairs and connect with supporters and healthcare providers.
Mrs Newbold speaks of pain and relief after starting antidepressants as her husband notes improvement. Her two natural daughters face a 50/50 Huntington's gene risk but refuse testing to avoid fearing the disease. Mrs Newbold hopes researchers may find a cure while she waits online to connect with others who share the affliction.
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