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Xmas gift list?

DEAR ANN LANDERS; It's that time of the year ard once
again f am going nuts with Christmas shopping, Every year 1
promise myself, ‘This is the last time...’ But here I am,
doing the same stupid thing, Please, Ann, tell me how to get
out of this miserable rat race,

George and I both come from large families. We have four
children and they each have three children —that’s 20 glfts
right there (including husbands and wives), My mother is still
living and so is George’s. Thatmakes 22, 1 always get George
a gift and he gets me one, That's 24,

I see no way tq cut that list, and I don't want to.
It's the other 40 people I'd like toskip, I am not exaggerating,
Ann —last year we sent 64 gifts, Somehow we've become in-
volved with sisters, brothers, aunts, uncles, cousins and even
second cousins, I can't recall if they started it or if we did,

but it's been going on for years and 1 am worn out, not to men-
tion broke,

If you can come up with a solution, you're a genius, ~
FINANCIALLY EMBARRASSED

DEAR EMBARRASSED: There IS a solution, but it is not
for the timid or the faint of heart.

Starting with that 25th name, drop a line or make a phone
call to each every person on your old list, Ask them not to
send youa gift this year. Explain that you are cutting back on
gift giving and you hope they will do the same,

Some will send a gift regardless, Your response will
determine the suecess or failure of the entire plan. If you
rush out and buy them a gift in return you are hooked for next
year, Ht may take three years to get your Ist down to where
you want lt, but eventually you'll succeed if you have courage
and fortitude.

Ld i e

DEAR ANN LANDERS; I am an unmarried mother who is
returning to her job in three weeks, Here is my problem,

The married women inthis rather small office have framed
photographs of their children on their desks, 1 intend to put a
Picture of my daughter on my desk, also, Judy fs a beautiful
baby and I’m proud of her, I do not plan to hide her from the

world,

What shall I say when Iam asked the inevitable questiqn,
“Whose child is that??? — A NEWARK SECRETARY WHO NEEDS

AN ANSWER

DEAR NEWARK: The answer is, of course, ‘She is my
daughter,” And I trust you are prepared for the next question,
since it’s a “rather small office,’? and co-workers will surely

know you are not married,
There’s an old Hebrew

translation but it goes something like this: ‘“The cat who in-
tentionally places her tall under a rocking chair should not
be surprised when somebody rocks on it,”

saying that loses a lot in the

Teatime Topics

Ignorance and fear
affect epileptics

By JEAN SHARP

Canadian Press Women’s Editor

Epilepsy is a condition that
afflicts more people than polio
or arthritis, Although there
is no known eure, some victims
recover Spontaneously, «and.
drugs and treatitént cin domore

+6 control the-disease than’ was;

true years ago,

Epilepsy is still the subject
of fear and of lack of knowledge
that can contribute to the pro-
. blems of its victims,

Anyone may get epllepsy, It
is more common in childrenthan
in adults, because in some cases
attacks stop when the child
reaches adult age,

Epileptics are like the rest
of the population in that most
are of” norma! intelligence, a
few above, a few below average.

Madern treatment can help
about 80 per cent of people with
epilepsy so that their attacks are
reduced to the point where there
is scarcely any handicap,

Most people with epilepsy can
work as regularly as anyone
else, can marry and lead ordi-
nary family lives,

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The word epilepsy comes from
the Greek word for seizure, It
means a condition in whicha per-
son is at tlmes seized by trans-
ient attacks during which he loses

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consciousness or has a limited
consciousness, During an at-
tack, the victim may or may not
fail, ‘He may be motionless or
show twitching of some muscles
or he may have convulsions and
Jerk. his: entire: ‘homie He-may’
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ful, thougit he: ee “not aware of it [

A major eplleptic seizure can
be dramatic and frightening, but
there are simple procedures to
follow that do not need expert
knowledge,

The first thing to remember
is to keep calm, You cannot
stop a seizure once it has start-
ed, Let it run {ts cotrse, Do
net try to revive the person

Eage the victim tothe floor and
loosen his clothing.

Try toprevent him from hitting
his head or body against any-
thing hard, sharp or hot, but
do not interfere otherwise with
the seizure,

Turn the patient on his side
so that saliva may flow freely
from his mouth,

Do not insert anything between
his upper and tower teeth unless
he appears tobe bitinghis tongue.

*

Do not be * wrightened if the
person having the seizure seems
to stop. breathing momentarily,

Check for a Medic-Alert brace-
let or necklace,

After the seizure stops and
the person is relaxed, he should
be allowed to sleep or rest if
he wants.

If the patient is a child, his
Parents should be notified the
seizure has occurred, :

After a seizure, most people
ean carry on normally, If after
a rest, however, the patlent-
seems groggy, weak, or confused,
it may be best to accompany
him home,

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Delegates to the B.C, Heart
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really working hard to promote
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