Grieving parents want to keep memory alive through names
A bereaved parent explains that mentioning a lost child keeps memory alive and helps heal. The column reprints a 1993 piece by Terry Kettering about talking about the deceased, urging readers to say the loved one’s name. The note also includes a brief Ann Landers exchange and a humorous crime anecdote from New Britain, Pa.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Olive
Rio Vista
Calif
Dear Ann Landers
New Britain
J.E
Lancaster
Spray bottle keeps cat off couch
Dear Heloise shares a reader tip where a spray of water deters a cat from couch cushions. The vet notes cats dislike water and avoid sprayed areas, supporting the method as effective for keeping cats away.
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Heloise
Seattle
United States
Congo
Tattoo
J.B
San Antonio
Exercise and muscle soreness explained by Dr Donohue
Dear reader asks what causes sore muscles. The answer explains lactic acid buildup during intense effort and delayed onset soreness from microscopic muscle tears. It notes recovery by rest and light activity, and highlights older adults' circulation concerns and the role of eccentric contractions in soreness.
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DR. Donohue
E.B
Spain
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