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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1989
Page
9
Dear Dr Gott explains modern cataract removal when vision is impaired and warns against unnecessary delays. It notes profit-driven delays by some centers, urges second opinions, and points readers to a brochure. The second Q&A links smoking and arrhythmias, endorsing doctor guidance and cessation efforts.
Readers discuss adoption, reunion registries, and the lifelong impact of giving a child up for adoption. Personal stories from HOPEFUL IN LA and ADOPTED IN ILLINOIS highlight brave decisions, gratitude, and the desire for future contact when both sides consent.
A couple in North Carolina faces a choice on entering a continuing care retirement community CCRCs amid bankruptcy fears. The piece outlines costs upfront 40000 to 250000 and monthly fees from hundreds to thousands, notes a growing accreditation effort now about 8 CCRCs with more likely in 1990, and gives consumer guidance including checking state AG and aging office reputations, attorney reviews, resident experiences, offered medical services, and potential fee increases.
Mature Outlook Magazine reports a three year study by Barbara Visick and David Ekerdt surveying over 200 retirement age couples. The researchers compared first year retirees and still-working men, finding most couples adjusted within months and valued time for shared projects. About 60 percent said quality of life improved after retirement.
A Bay Area earthquake relief feature recalls 12 teen heroes among 60,000 fans at Candlestick Park where 15-year-old Shelly Cruz received honors for volunteer work with the Santa Cruz Salvation Army. She helped collect and distribute supplies while her own home lay in ruins.
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