Phlebotomy skills and patient care insights
Dear reader questions on finding veins for blood draws and the role of technicians. Advice stresses experienced phlebotomists improve success, suggest meeting the most skilled staff, and maintaining courtesy. Also advises consulting doctors about Synthroid and potential drug effects on mental state, noting several heart and gout medicines can influence cognition in the elderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR Gott
Techaeien
Gott
Langan
Why mother in law won t listen to the forum
A reader asks why a usually sensible mother in law ignores guidance on selling her city home. She moves amid neighbor, real estate, and lawyer pressure, price decisions, and costly bids. The writer blames lack of trust and insistence on independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor Forum
Gine Ting Teller
Dear Donantdan
Mother's smoking and death prompt urging quitting
NEA Dear Abby column recounts a Denver reader Susan Orte z losing her 65 year old mother to smoking while urging others to quit. The letter ends with thanks and a reminder of the pain caused by tobacco.
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Abby
Lyay Pam Wing Thes
Boulder
Cole
Ian
Susan Ortez
Denver
Susan
Target
Visalia
Calif
Fresh start in college faces social hurdles and advice
A college freshman seeks guidance about overcoming past harassment by popular peers and social awkwardness. The columnist urges joining a club, meeting new friends, and emphasizes reporting cheating as a correct choice. Also notes a babysitting dismissal and a local bridge game result with teams listed and a September 25 meetup at the Frederick American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR Wallace
la Habra
Calif
Marlowe Cline
Adrienne Guggenheim
Jim Occhipini
Sherman Kahan
al Kime
Hocky Norns
West
Anita Crawford
Colyn Phillips
Gladys Jacobsen
Pat Santer
Lydia Falconer
Betty Snyder
Frederick American Legion
Embassy Row Decorators Show House Opens for National Symphony
An Embassy Row mansion at 2211 30th St NW hosts the National Symphony Decorators Show House in October. Marshall B. Coyne owners the Madison Hotel. the 1930s Georgian brick estate once belonged to Arthur Gardner and Suzanne Gardner. The house features 25 living areas with designs by 18 top interior artists, Palladian entry, grand salon, dining room, Japanese garden, pool, statuary, library, and formal English furnishings. Open daily with new hours and an admission of $2. For more details call (202) 683 A404.
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Embassy Row
National Symphony
Marshall B. Coyne
30Th St
Women's Committee
Massachusetts Avenue
Embassy
Arthur Gardner
Cuba
Suzanne
Washington
Maria Callas
Elsa Maxwell
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Presideo
Harry Truman
Jack Kennedy
Jacqueline Bouvier
Gardners
Tongsun Park
Anna Chennault
Robert R McCormick
Chicago Tribune
Tark
Coyne
Madison
Claskroom
Bath
Herwer
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Callor
Young S. Park
St Frederick
Porcelite Enterprises Inc
Calsnah Grat Don
Bey
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Davis
Sacramento
Woodland
Fresno
Wisalia
Linda
Teocky
Jean M Davis
Eugene
Ore
Jean
Warner
Warner's
Frederick
Temeteck
CHE” Bibl
Robert Wallace, Ed
Janice
Sidney
Cho Janice
Frederick Towne
Monthau Thurs
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