Rasmussen syndrome and brain infection linked seizures
Chronic focal encephalitis Rasmussen syndrome is described as a progressive brain infection with unknown cause leading to uncontrollable seizures. Surgery may remove tissue with abnormal electrical activity. no cure exists but stabilization may occur postoperation. diagnosis relies on brain biopsy. medications often fail to control the disorder.
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DR. Gott
Magmusers
Reader
Rasmussen
Adjusting to Life After a Spouse for a Young Retiree
A reader laments widowhood ten months after retirement and seeks guidance. The advice emphasizes reducing stress through regular exercise to meet peers, pursuing new learning via adult education and clubs to form a social circle, and planning group travel with local alumni or senior groups to ease social connections and sustain companionship.
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A.R. A
Red Cross
Dating guidance for teens and friendship conflicts
A teen asks if her hesitation with boys signals a problem in herself. Dr. Wallace advises many teens date at different ages and to wait until ready. Amy counsels a girl facing pressure from a boyfriend and emphasizes setting boundaries and ending the relationship if needed. Sasha Bee notes friendship strains can be resolved with time and distance, suggesting a heartfelt card to reopen contact.
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DR. Wallace
Aon
Dubois
Ann
Mike
Amy
Milwaukee
Wis
Tve
Pany
Sasha
Susan
Losenkov and
Kou
Down Syndrome Awareness and Family Experiences Shared
A reader letters column discusses coping with a newborn with Down syndrome, urging sensitivity and support from friends and relatives. Peggy Keller and a Burlingame group champion education, support networks, and resources, including the National Down Syndrome Congress contact details. A separate bridge club recap lists results and upcoming session at the Frederick American Legion.
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Abby
Congress
Down
National
Dempster St
Park Ridge
Peggy Keller
Cochairperson
Burlingame
Calif
Designers predict what will survive the 1960s decade
Metropolis magazine surveys 150 designers and 50 in-depth interviews to forecast 1980s trends. The panel sees disposable diapers, foam cups, low res TVs fading, while costly fax machines yield to modems and computers. Favorite items include compact disc players, remote controls, and redesigned kitchens with better storage and efficient cabinetry.
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Metropolis Magazine
Susan Szenasy
Rooma
Potomac House Tour to Benefit Local Charities
Potomac's charity house tour on October 8 and 9 will showcase five million dollar homes in the Potomac area. Proceeds to Montgomery County Community Ministry Stepping Stones Montgomery Hospice and Boys and Girls Homes of Montgomery County. Tour tickets are 4 in advance and 10 on tour days, with maps and parking at all sites.
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Potomac
Francis Episcopal Church of
Montgomery County Community Ministry
Stepping Stones
Proceetia
Montgomery Hospice
Montgomery County
Michael Kay
Teversall
Falconhurst
Merrywood
McLean
Greenview
Sandy
James Caldwell
Cimb
Avenel
John Dufiel
William Rolle
James Weightman
Piney Spring
F. Moran McConbe
River Rd
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van Buren
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Bridge City
Texas
Lester Bowie
Vickie Bowie
Sherman Kahan
Sue Browning
Jenny Shipley
Charlotte Rupert
Rosalie Middleman
Gladys Jacobsen
Colyn Phillips
Bill Selzer
Rod Fox
Frank Tyergar
Ted
Charles Price
Iris Yonets
Frederick American Legion
Barbara Mayer
AP Newsfeatures
Charles Eames
Gall
Youngs. Park
Seventh St. Frederick
Mees
Marshall Tarry
Christine Kurkoski
W. Patrick St. Frederick Stonegate Center
FCNB
Mary Kauffman
Hal Hawkins
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick County
FDIC
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