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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1992
Page
8
DEAR DR GOTT explains scleroderma is a chronic multi organ disease of unknown cause with skin and joint symptoms followed by ulcers, swallowing issues, breathlessness and potential kidney failure. Prognosis varies from long stability to rapid progression. no single drug exists, and treatment targets symptoms with calcium channel blockers, Tagamet, cortisone, and Captopril as needed.
A reader advises women to prepare for retirement beyond a husband's plan. Women face lower Social Security and pensions, and longer life spans raise poverty risk. Actively pursue full knowledge of investments, build a separate income stream, obtain life and Medigap insurance, preserve marketable skills, and consider survivor options and trusts to secure income after widowhood.
Emmitsburg and neighboring clubs held sessions on reading to children, TV time limits, and encouraging library and book activities. Speakers included Joann Bolt, Barbara White, Kay Fagan, and Dr. Martha Bower. Members planned book drives, Christmas events, and 1993 craft workshops while supporting Head Start and hospital donation programs.
A reader defends a mother’s choice to style her son’s long curls and notes no harm in his upbringing while another recounts diabetes awareness after spotting Abby’s checklist. Carla in New Hampshire thanks Abby for help guiding her fiancé’s health move. Abby notes the feedback from a local columnist.
Frederick Bridge Club hosts a charity bridge session on Monday November 23 at 7 15 p m at the American Legion Home Taney Avenue Frederick to benefit the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. All players across North America will contend with identical hands for a common goal with proceeds supporting the ACBL Charity Foundation and a minimum $100 000 donation.
A 15-year-old girl, Melody of Santa Fe, asks why she must set the table, cook, wash dishes, vacuum, and mow since her mom started work after their dad died. Dr. Wallace advises patience, resourcefulness, and supporting mom during tough times.
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