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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 2002
Page
12
Roswell forecast covers today through Thursday with Real Feel Temperature insights. The report notes AccuWeather’s exclusive composite of temperature wind humidity sunshine precipitation and elevation effects on the human body.
Aries pace yourself and set limits to avoid nerve strain. Taurus others express needs and enjoy a holiday get together tonight. Gemini others want to hear from you as you manage spending and direct deals tonight. Cancer stay motivated and say yes to a tempting opportunity with romance. Leo keep quiet when needed and focus on family tonight. Virgo join others and socialize tonight. Libra take charge but avoid showy gift giving tonight. Scorpio express the season message and make a dream real tonight. Sagittarius work on partnership and intimacy tonight. Capricorn receive affection and say yes tonight. Aquarius pace yourself and finish Santa errands tonight. Pisces new direction and distant news spark magic tonight.
Dear Heloise suggests foam pads or waffle foam sold for shelving to keep area rugs from sliding on car carpets. Cut to rug size, place on carpet, then lay rug atop to secure. Also advises using scented softener sheets between clothing layers for fresh smells on long trips.
Letters from Barbara Illinois suggest practical ideas for easy shoe wear with elastic laces and safe storage of Christmas decorations. The notes warn softener sheets may stain fabrics and propose bag storage with small punched holes to retain freshness. A Nova Scotia reader endorses tying loops together for easier use.
A reader explains no prior risk factors yet a breast cancer diagnosis. She notes her father died of prostate cancer at 71 and asks how to adjust lifestyle to mitigate disease impact while acknowledging luck and genetics. The letter suggests personal health history and gene factors influence outcomes.
A reader asks Dr Gott about how lifestyle affects breast cancer therapy outcomes and possible cure. The letter then presents a separate query from a reader named DEAR DR. GOTT seeking help for widespread muscle soreness after knee replacements and ibuprofen therapy.
Dear Reader suggests rheumatic disease as a possibility and calls for extensive blood tests to confirm a diagnosis. It urges returning to a family physician and seeking internist or rheumatologist referral if needed. It questions early joint replacement for osteoarthritis and asks how swallowed liquid reaches the kidneys.
The text explains that swallowed fluid normally reaches the kidneys in under five minutes in a healthy person. The main delay comes from intestinal absorption, so food in the stomach can slow liquid uptake.
A reader asks about participating in a holiday office gift exchange and suggesting a budgeted pastry gift with a card. Another writes from Waterloo seeking religious guidance on prayer under the night sky and meditation. Abby weighs in on giving, relationships, and faith based on reader letters.
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