Coping with Loss and Heartache Says Two Psychologists
San Diego psychologist Melba Cosgrove advises accepting loss and crying now to heal. Dr Colgrove outlines stages from shock to acceptance, noting grief varies by person and can yield growth. Strategies include venting, journaling, comforting items, and seeking support to move forward.
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San Diego
Melba Cosgrove
Dr. Cosgrove
Korean Day to celebrate culture at First Presbyterian Phoenix
The Korean American Friendship Association in Scottsdale plans a free Korean Day on April 10 at First Presbyterian Church Phoenix featuring entertainment, food, demonstrations, and a choir. Highlights include karate demonstrations, dances, songs, and Korean dishes like Bulgoki and Kim Chi.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Sookhi Proctor
Suncheon
Korea
Lee
Motorola
U.S
America
Marcy Tower
Laundry savers cut bills with warm water washing
A Consumers Institute report advises homemakers to wash in warm water around 80 degrees F and rinse with cold to save energy and water. Typical household performing 410 loads yearly could save about 7,100 gallons of hot water and up to $55 annually on electricity, or $11 with natural gas.
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Louisville
Consumers Institute For General Electric
Hotpoint
Jane Bates
Consumers Institute
mid-Atlantic States
Florida
Bates
Batel
Neurology Expert to Speak at CARES Nursing Seminar
Dr. William Sibley chair of the Department of Neurology at Tucson Medical Center will address the second one day CARES seminar. The 8:30 a.m. event at Crepe and Steak Restaurant Phoenix covers epilepsy diagnosis and treatment with registration of 15 dollars for nurses and 10 dollars for full time students.
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William Sibley
Department of Neurology
Tucson Medical Center
Central Arizona Regional Epilepsy Society
CARES
Central Ave
Phoenix
Global shift toward legal abortion rises worldwide
A Worldwatch Institute paper reports that by 1971, 38 percent of the world’s population lived in countries where abortion was legal, up from 64 percent today. 12 more countries may liberalize laws this year, expanding access to 71 percent.
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Copley News Service
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Worldwatch Institute
Institute
Lester R. Brown
Kathleen Newland
United Nations Fund For Population Activities
Newland
Women’s Movement
China
Tunisia
Colombia
Egypt
Bogota
Cairo University Hospital
United States
Indonesia
Chile
Greece
Israel
Taiwan
Jamaica
Lebanon
Jordan
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