Flaming 50s redefine second adulthood for women
A discussion of midlife women aging with grace, shedding beauty myths, and embracing a new phase. It highlights a shift from perceived decline to empowerment, with examples of public figures and artists who redefine success in their 50s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gurley Brown
Barbara Bush
Temote
Tme
U.S
United Nations
Mundtling
Anoney
Janet Reno
Donna Shalala
Supreme Court
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Amenca
Tina Turner
Martin Symonds
New York
Understanding posttraumatic stress from crime and abuse
Dr Joyce Brothers explains that crime victims often develop posttraumatic stress, with repeated flashbacks and fear. She advises counseling for the couple, and notes domestic violence can escalate, urging intervention and possible arrest along with resources like Alcoholics Anonymous literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Dr. Brothers
E.D
Cats and dogs in therapy and care settings described
Readable anecdotes show Bradley the shelter dog living at a nursing home easing loneliness. Cats like Isis and Tippy aid patients in psychiatry offices, with therapy-tinged moments of comfort, bonding, and discussion prompts. Upstate facilities and libraries also host resident felines boosting mood and engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Tina Soltis
Loretta
Tippy
Isis
Upstate Psychiatric Services Group
Syracuse
Barbara Miller
P.J
Shadow
Miller
Grandchild worries spark family guidance from Grandma
Georgia asks what to do as her daughter, recently divorced, lives with a man she suspects is emotionally unstable. The granddaughter, aged one, prefers to stay with grandma and asks to live there. The letter urges talking with the daughter to uncover real issues and decide a cooperative plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
Georgia Peach
Family bonds shine through illness and care
Pat Gordon of Morton Illinois writes a heartfelt tribute to Aunt Patty and Uncle Garry, praising their extended family’s support during illness, surgeries, and daily life. The note highlights nieces, nephews, mates, grandchildren, and Grandma’s care, with meals, calls, visits, and yard work as signs of luck and gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma
Patty
Garry
Pat Gordon
Morton, Ill
Patty Air Lines
Working mothers deserve acceptance not rejection
A reader replies to Cindy Davis about working moms. She notes many mothers wish to stay home but must juggle two salaries, child care and bills. The letter argues that loving one’s job and balancing finances justifies work outside the home, praising Lois Wyse of Matrity News Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy Davis
Smoking on the rise in youngsters
Dear Ann Landers asks about tobacco influence on youth and industry. The letter cites TV smoking trends and product placement deals, with references to Waxman hearings, U.S. News data, and FDA warnings. It notes industry knowledge since 1963 and calls for action. It ends by promoting a syndicated guidance pamphlet offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Law and Order
Nypd Blue
Stephen King
Langaliers
Joe Betters
Houston
Joe
New York Times
Henry Waxman
House
Brown and Williamson Tobacco Co
Brown and Williamson
Sylvester Stallone
U.S. News and World Report
University of Michigan
Lloyd Johnston
David Kessler
Food and Drug Administration
Harvard Medical School
Kessler
British American Tobacco
Journal of the American Medical Association
Washington
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Gait Steck
Dr. Brothers
Agus
J.K
Vietnam
Alcoholics Anonymous
Dr. Joyce Brothers
B. Joyee Brothers
Page
A&t
Susan Moench
Driscoll
Kitty
Cazenovia Library
Eckel
Mary Herbert
Tephen D. Camereni
Aiaf Rhotoprapt
Cazenovia
Betsy Kennedy
Holde Kitty
Georgia
We Are
M Connic From
By Baxsana Baanoon
Lois Wyse
Matrity News Service
P.O
Chicago
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