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DEAR HARRIETTE: The past year has been full of change for me ... way too much change. Early last year, I lost my job. It was a job I had nurtured for the past 25 years, a place I’d been attached to since I graduated college, a job that saw me get married and have two children. That was a hard loss.
Dear Doctors: I got sick with a stomach bug, and it was so bad that my girlfriend insisted on me going to our local urgent care. They said I had norovirus. It lasted for three days, and it was miserable. Where does norovirus come from, and how can you avoid getting it?
TORONTO – This is a big country with only one thing on its mind: Donald Trump.
DEAR HARRIETTE: I am in a relationship with a man who is a single parent of two children. It seems as though his ex left their family not too long after their second child was born – perhaps postpartum. My partner and I have a great relationship, and I love his girls.
Yesterday, I got to talk with an old friend. I used to see Cheryl almost every day.
Dear Clinton Community, I wanted to take a moment to address some of the concerns you, your students, and our staff members may have regarding recent developments in state and national discussions around the citizenship status of students and families. I know this can be a stressful and uncertain time for many people, but I want to reassure you of one thing I have stated before and will continue to reiterate: I will always stand in the gap and do whatever I am able to protect our students.
DEAR HARRIETTE: My husband smokes weed pretty much every day.
Dear Doctors: I saw on TV about a study that says walking helps if you are depressed. I would like to know how the research was conducted and how this conclusion was reached. I get to feeling low every few months and would be happy if taking up walking could break the cycle.
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