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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 2021
Page
16
Selma Blair, 49, says she is in remission from multiple sclerosis following a hematopoietic stem cell transplant. She noted inflammation and lesions have decreased over about a year, and she has no new lesions, though cognitive changes remain challenging.
The film directed by Rachel Fleit follows actress Selma Blair as she shares her MS battle in an intimate documentary. It opens in theaters Oct. 15 and streams on Discovery+ Oct. 21, highlighting personal resilience and public awareness. George Takei urges prioritizing care for the unvaccinated in debate over COVID-19 vaccines, arguing they should be last in line for scarce resources.
Simon Gallup announced he has left The Cure, posting on Facebook that he is no longer a member and was fed up of betrayal. The 61-year-old bass player joined in 1979, briefly left in 1982, then returned for The Head on the Door era. Robert Smith did not comment on social media.
A reader seeks guidance on guilt after a friend's alcoholic death. The advice urges self forgiveness, notes the deceased bore responsibility for his own illness, and suggests therapy or religious counseling to work through the remorse.
A widow with a large neglected house and rental properties seeks advice on managing possessions, repairs, and social isolation. The column urges prioritizing self care, enlisting help, and curating belongings to fund renovations while fostering friendships.
Parents face mixed emotions as children return to school and camps after a long pandemic bubble. Experts urge acknowledging anxiety, modeling calm, and helping kids tolerate uncertainty while navigating reentry and safety concerns.
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