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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 2002
Page
8
A brief note credits AccuWeather and Roswell Record for maps forecasts and data. It mentions RealFeel Temperature and includes a 2002 year reference. No specific event or location details are provided beyond general attribution.
A broad horoscope roundup with zodiac insights for each sign followed by family guidance after a sister's passing. The letter offers practical tips for handling food donation waste and returning cards, including use of disposable containers and return labels.
The letter recalls readers sending memorial donations in a sister's name enabling a sizeable donation to a local hospital cancer unit. It thanks those who shared memories and notes helpful floral card details for thank you letters. Also comments on back problems and a supportive husband during recovery. It ends with a view on life skills for children.
A reader describes her three year Xanax use at three pills daily, later doubling the dose, and a painful detox. She agrees with the columnists warning that any brain affecting substance can lead to addiction citing Xanax among common culprits. She urges cautious prescribing.
A reader asks if a sinus polyp could be a skin cancer recurrence after ten years. Dr Gott explains polyps are benign growths linked to allergies or infection, often resolving after treatment, but cautions cancer history warrants consideration. He suggests CT scan or fiberoptic exam and possibly ENT biopsy or referral for a second opinion.
Dear Abby column recounts a harsh letter urging public shaming of a disabled smoker. The columnist and readers push back praising the sisters for a youth outreach poster idea and urging a broad anti-smoking campaign.
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