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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 2007

Page

10

Rosie O'Donnell Details Low Mood After Columbine

Rosie O'Donnell says she sought treatment for low mood following the 1999 Columbine shootings. She describes crying, staying in bed, and starting antidepressants. She practices yoga and inversion therapy, and notes seasonal affective disorder. The View episode will air Friday with guest Linda Dano.

Rosie O'Donnell Columbine Columbine High School Colorado O’donnell O'Donnell Linda Dano Chied

George Michael to face additional driving unfitness charge

George Michael, arrested after police found him slumped over a car wheel in north London last October, will face an extra charge. Prosecutor Andrew Torrington said the unfit to drive through drugs charge is being amended to driving while unfit through drugs, and a new charge of being in charge of a vehicle while unfit through drugs was added. Trial date not set. the singer did not attend Brent Magistrates Court.

George Michael London Andrew Torrington Brent

Jolie eyes fast track adoption of Vietnamese boy

Angelina Jolie plans to adopt a 3 to 4 year old boy from Tam Binh orphanage near Ho Chi Minh City. Vietnam’s top adoption official said processing could be as quick as three months if the child is chosen, with Jolie having filed papers already.

Angelina Jolie United States Vietnam Jolie Tam Binh Ho Chi Minh City Vu Duc Long Justice Ministry Hanoi Long Brad Pitt Maddox Cambodia Zahara Ethiopia Shiloh

Grateful readers share gifts of turning lives around

Dear Abby notes readers who paid kindness forward by helping those in trouble. A Texas man reports adopting a family after a Christmas rescue, later guiding them to stability. Others recount paying forward kindness, supporting students, friends, and family in crisis.

Abby Midwest Danny Santa Cruz Calif

After affair, disclosure can produce closure Dear Amy

A reader urges confronting a wife about a past affair to restore openness and heal a marriage. A counselor led approach is advised, with honest questions and full answers, to move toward forgetting the hurt. A second reader struggles with a coworker's baby talk and suggests briefly listening then steering conversation to topics like sports. The column also tackles wedding finances, defending that couples should own their choices, not parents, and ribs a skeptical groom’s view with a prologue about responsibility.

Amy Hhem Mark

Gender specific knee implants gain traction in surgery debate

The article explains knee replacement surgery and cost, then discusses gender specific implants designed to fit women's anatomy. Surgeons like Mercy’s Littleton envision better joint motion, while others remain skeptical. Experts note women’s higher knee issue rate and propose earlier replacements with emphasis on physical therapy for recovery.

AAOS Mercy Littleton Kimberly Templeton Kansas City VA Medical Center Templeton Megan Greco Physiotherapy Associates Grece

Daylight Saving Time Debate Linked to Mood Effects

The article notes Congress authorized the daylight saving extension in 2005 to save energy, with limited discussion on mood. It highlights research on circadian rhythms, light's role in hormone release, sleep, and mood, and explains that delayed sunrise, not total sunlight, most affects winter mood, especially for western edge of time zones.

Congress Avery North Arbisi

Seasonal affective disorder and light therapy guidance

The article explains how to determine seasonal mood disorders like winter blues, the role of circadian rhythm in timing light therapy, and the effectiveness of treatments such as bright light and dawn simulation. It notes several expert opinions on treatment efficacy and public policy timing changes affecting light exposure.

Ness Terman Paul Arbisi Minneapolis Veterans Administration Medical Center

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