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Parent's Worst Fear Becomes Recurring Nightmare (opens the original)
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DEAR ABBY: My two youngest children have special needs. Both have the mentality of a 7- or 8-year-old. Today, my daughter (13) told the school counselor that her brother (15) has been touching her inappropriately. I feel like I'm reliving a nightmare. Six years ago, my oldest son touched her. He was charged and tried as an adult. My daughter is now staying with my mother-in-law until both kids can get counseling. I don't know what to do or how to act. I don't even know why I'm writing you. I gue
SAVVY SENIOR: Helping an Aging Parent Manage Their Money (opens the original)
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Since my dad passed away last year, my 82-year-old mother has struggled to keep up with her bills. Sheâs proud and insists on doing things herself, but I worry sheâs falling behind. How can I help her manage her finances without upsetting her? Keep it Clean. No obscene, vulgar, or sexually-oriented language. No Caps Lock. Don't type in all caps. Don't Threaten. Threats of harm will not be tolerated. Be Truthful. Don't knowingly lie about anyone or anything. Be Respectful. No racism, sexism,
Survey: Arizona women rank 14th for feeling overwhelmed (opens the original)
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Nearly two-thirds of Arizona women say they feel mentally overwhelmed at least several times a month, placing the state 14th in a national survey commissioned by a mental health treatment provider. The survey of 3,004 women nationwide found that 62% of Arizona respondents reported regularly feeling overwhelmed by the responsibilities they must manage, according to AMFM Mental Health Treatment. Keep it Clean. No obscene, vulgar, or sexually-oriented language. No Caps Lock. Don't type in all caps.
Heritage Days to explore Peloncillo Mountains, borderlands wildlife (opens the original)
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PORTAL â The natural and cultural heritage of the Arizona-New Mexico borderlands will take center stage during the 18th annual Chiricahua-Peloncillo Heritage Days on Sept. 19-20. The two-day event will feature presentations, field activities, a crafts fair and discussions about the regionâs wildlife, water resources and history. Activities will be held in Rodeo, New Mexico, and Cave Creek Canyon near Portal. Keep it Clean. No obscene, vulgar, or sexually-oriented language. No Caps Lock. Don'
5 things you might not know about the brown recluse (opens the original)
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TUCSON â They are quarter-sized, like to hide, and feared by many: brown recluse spiders. Also known as "fiddleback," owing to a distinct violin-shaped marking on their backs, these tan, spindly spiders are notorious for causing bites that often go unnoticed but can result in extensive tissue damage. A research study led by University of Arizona researchers sheds new light on how recluse venom affects living tissue. Brown recluses are common, but bites are rare Keep it Clean. No obscene, vulga
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