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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 2001
Page
8
Dear Dr Gott answers reader concerns about medical self diagnosis and the desire for reasonable access to care. He argues for a balance between patient diligence and avoiding overuse of emergency services. He notes people delay care for serious issues and supports sensible self assessment.
In a Dear Abby exchange a Tampa woman seeks help as her mother-in-law Ruth tests patience. The column advises Clarence to set clear boundaries or risk separation, while a Florida family adjusts mail handling and home dynamics as tensions rise.
An article urges retirees to exercise and engage socially to sustain thinking power. It cites physical activity, structured gym programs, and volunteering as keys, noting ego and self-worth grow from work, social contact, and neighborhood activity with a dog romp nearby.
A consumer info catalog is now available in Pueblo Colorado with contact details and a web address. The item lists participants such as Nicely Pag, Ken Perschau, Ken Zimmerman, Aurora Nicoletti, and Greenway, with results across Flight C and north-south sections noting placements by Denice Clow, Jim Occhipinti, Jo Are, Robert Hane, Richard Taylor, Bruce Meeeee Fugat, Dave Bort, and others. The notice mentions a junior hand and references a local event or listing that appears in a dated catalog format.
The Philadelphia Museum of Art hosts a ticketed exhibit extending through January 6 featuring works linked to Eakins. A student’s mouthpiece praised the artist, while Eakins himself questioned the value of a medal, highlighting tension between artistic merit and recognition.
Dr Wallace comments on a teen asking how to handle a boyfriend who smokes marijuana. The writer, a Wisconsin teen, describes a six month acquaintance and a three month steady relationship, noting pot use as the main problem. Advice urges the girlfriend to present a choice and to end the relationship if he refuses to quit.
An FCC and Way Station Inc juried show titled Creating a Healing Path Through the Arts opens October 6 at the Mary Hodgson Art Gallery and Jack B. Kussmaul Theater in Frederick Be ring. It marks Mental Health Awareness Week with art and music therapy explanations a poet and FCC student slide show and a talk about healing journeys. The exhibit runs through October with a $1 admission.
MHMA of Frederick County will offer free mood screenings on October 11 at 10 am at the Emmitsburg Community Center and from 1 to 3 pm at the Catoctin CASS office on South Seton Avenue. The event invites residents to assess mood concerns and seek guidance as needed.
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