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Your Questions - Some Answers
by Masha Wolf

Our child therapist, Masha Wolf, M.A., has been appearing in our section for the past half year, during the course of which people have directed their questions to her. Her answers should provide basic, practical, concrete help to any young mother.

Holding the Child
by Varda Branfman

Have you ever looked into a mirror long enough to see your soul, to forget who you are? To transcend the physical?

A required exercise before reading the following poem from a soon-to-be- released volume of poems and essays by VARDA BRANFMAN, "I REMEMBERED IN THE NIGHT YOUR NAME." Presented in free verse, as it was written.

Lazy Children
by A. Ross, M.A. in Speech and Education

"Checking the crazy ones, coaxing uneasy ones

Lifting the lazy ones on with the stick..." (O' Flynn)

Our lecturers at college always stressed, "Never tell a parent that a child is stupid." You can say he's lazy, but never say he is stupid.

On Line
by Tzvia Ehrlich-Klein

I have so many pet peeves that I am beginning to think that I should open up a pet store or maybe move to a farm. But there are just so many "little things . . ."

Driving Lesson
by Leah Subar

I think it's true that the world -- including my home -- largely consists of average, normal, try-to-get-through-the- day without-messing-up-too-much type people. We each have different tools, or use the same tools in different ways, but undeniably, we're all trying hard to be good.

Your Medical Questions Answered!
by Joseph B. Leibman, MD

Asthma is one of the most common reasons for problems in the lungs and is one of the diseases that we call reactive airway disease. In asthma, the breathing tubes spasm, fill with mucus and debris and they trap air. Asthmatics have a characteristic wheeze. Asthma is treatable, but it can kill.


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