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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2001
Page
13
The letters discuss anemia causes and iron therapy limits, noting possible hemolytic anemia from prosthetic heart valves and urging medical testing. A second letter explains Avandia and Glucophage interaction, advising continuing metformin until Avanda effects appear and recommending patient to pursue the issue with the doctor.
Dear readers note a grim near term for retirement funds as markets slide after terrorist attacks. Equities fall and layoffs rise, potentially lowering consumer power and further pressuring share prices amid a wavering economy.
An exhibit featuring more than 50 works by Frederick County Art Association members is on view at the Cultural Arts Center in Frederick as part of the ArtReach program. The show runs through Oct 28, with public access and information lines provided for further details.
Dear Abby shares two reader cases. One woman credits forgiveness for lifting decades of resentment toward her mother and finds peace and love replacing anger. A second reader asks about an obsessive habit in her partner, with Abby advising that glances at others signal immaturity and may endanger the relationship if not changed.
Cultural Charis with 34 consultants fluent in over 30 languages has trained executives from Agilent Sun Microsystems and Hewlett Packard. The 18 page Chaiis guide for Summers surveys India’s major religious and ethnic groups and advises on social norms. Sam Sommers reads on a New Delhi flight. Chevron CEO O Reilly urges tolerance and safe inclusive workplaces. Agilent allows Muslim employees to work from home and provides escorts and emergency phones. Brett Fenwick notes a shift toward civility benefiting global work relations.
A reader asks if it is OK to legally change a name at 18. Dr. Wallace encourages choosing a name that fits one’s life, noting celebrities often adopt distinctive names. The column also touches on gendered sports teams and changing identities as personal decisions.
George Grier author of The Old Family Farm will discuss farm life from the late 1800s to early 1900s at the Westminster Library on the 13th at 2 p.m. The fiction mirrors real farm boy experiences. registration required at 301-694-1630 ext 8.
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