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Monday, February 10, 1958
The Medical
Glaucoma Wilh Its
Sinister Halo
I must keep pointing out
here the great danger a per
son runs when, after seeing
c o lored halos
around electric
lights, he or
she fails to go
to an opthal
mologist. Per
haps the per
son notes, also,
that the sky
looks as if it
were full of
smog, and he
or she may have pain in the
eye-balls. Such a person usual
ly has glaucoma, which is one
Lillian R. My fiance and
his Darents will be shocked.
Mrs. S. R. I don't see what
it has to do with them.
Lillian R. I am a 1,9-year-old
college girl and I am hav
ing quite a time with my par
ents. When I came home on my
last vacation, they told me
that they were going to sepa
rate. They said they have been
unhappy together for some
time and feel that since I am
now grown, living away at
school and planning to be
married next year, this is a
good time for them to break
up their home. I am an only
child, so there is nobody else
to consider.
It happens that my fiance
comes from a very happy
home and I think he and his
parents would be quite shock
ed about my parents. I don't
think my parents are being
very fair to me.
Mrs. S. R. I want to state,
first of all, that there is
nothing to "shock" anybody
about this separation. Neither
of us is interested in another
party. It is a case of lifelong
incompatibility.
My husband and I have
kept our home together all
these years for Lillian's sake.
Now that she is away and we
are forced to live with just
each other, we find that we
get on each other's nerves so
much that life is intolerable.
I have my friends, my hus
band has his, and we go our
separate ways as much as pos
sible. But the brief time we
are forced to be together we
are at swords' points every
minute.
I don't see what it all has
to do with Lillian's fiance and
his parents.
The Council We agree
with Lillian that her parents'
announcement of their sepa
ration and of their long un
happiness together appears to
be singularly ill-timed.
Lillian rightfully fears that
her value in the eyes of her
fiance and prospective in-laws
could be somewhat dynmed
by the knowledge of her par
ents' discord. Nothing dra
matic or drastic is likely to
happen as a result, but this
unhappy situation may very
well take some of the glow
out of the wedding.
Even more important are
Lillian's own deepest feelings.
When she speaks of the shock
to her fiance and his parents,
we suspect that she really
wants to speak of her own j
shock. As a young woman on j
the verge of matrimony, she j
is particularly interested in j
the marital happiness of those j
closest to her. She would like j
to believe that she, like her :
fiance, comes from a happy ;
home and therefore has a j
head start on a happy mar-;
riage.
Mr. and Mrs. S. R., despite r
their long sacrifice in keeping j
their home together "for Lil
lian's sake," must be two
rather selfish and self-centered
individuals to be so un
aware of these matters. It is
no great wonder that they
cannot get along together.
They probably could not live
happily with anyone else
either. This doesn't mean that
they will be much happier
alone. Self-centered persons
often find their own company
intolerable.
Our advice to the S.R.'s is
to reconsider. Whatever hap
pens, Lillian should try ' to
make the most of her own
marriage and to steer clear
of the selfish attitudes which
have been destructive to her
parents.
(Copyright, 1953,
General Features Corp.)
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of the commonest causes of
blindness. To avoid disaster,
the person should go immedi
ately to an eye specialist who
will get out his little tonome
ter to measure the tension in
the globes of the eyes. In cases
of glaucoma this pressure goes
up because it is a little easier
for fluid to get into the eyes
than to get out again. Some
times the putting into the
eyes each day of some drops
containing a drug called pilo
carpine will suffice to keep
blindness away, but in other
cases the ophthalmologist will
have to make a little window
through the iris (the curtain
near the front of the eye
which gives the eye its color).
If this little window works
well enough, again the fluids
will go back and forth nor
mally, so that there will be
no blindness. The operation is
done under local anesthesia
so that there is no pain. One
eye is usually done at a time.
I was reading in a recent
number of Harper's Magazine
that in some hospitals now a
service is being set up so that
persons can be tested for glau
coma without charge. I hear
that in one such center, in
Pasadena, Calif., in a seven
months' period, over 600 peo
ple were examined, and some
4 per cent were found to have
glaucoma.
The Patient With a Colostomy
I recently read Dr. Robert
J. Samp's paper On what hap
pened to 47 men and 45 wom
en who had made what is
called a permanent colostomy.
By colostomy we doctors
mean an opening from the
large bowel to the outside.
This has to be permanent
when, because of cancer, the
rectum (the last 10 inches of
the bowel) had to be remov
ed. Most of the patients were
between 50 and 70 years of
age.
Most of them reported that
they were getting along well.
To avoid. trouble most of them
washed out the bowel with a
sort of enema every morning.
Then they covered the open
ing with a special pad or a
special rubber bag. By wash
ing out the colon every morn
ing they lessened the chance
of having an unpleasant dis
charge of waste matter during
the day. Most of the patients
who were young enough to
have a job were still at work,
and most of them seemed to
have adjusted well enough to
their handicap. In some big
cities there are colostomy or
ileostomy (where the opening
is made in the end of the
small bowel) clubs made up
of persons all of whom have
an artificial opening.
Dr. Alvarez hopes his read
ers will understand that it
would be impossible for him
to answer requests for infor
mation or to attempt to diag
nose by mail.
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7 Condensed
moisture
I Goddess ot
discord
t Island im
Pacific
10 Mature
11 Ethiopian title
16 Us. with th.
hands
IS Weaken
0r Transgression
22 Merrily
23 Boundaries
25 Cheer
27 Old-womanish
2S Detests
30 Consume
I Female
(colloq.)
36 Insan.
38 Locations
41 Go
43 Hoi.
45 Group of six
47 Corded cloth
49 Recipient of
gift
52 Narrow,
flat board
S4 Girl's nickname
55 Resort
56 Sunburn
57 Period of time
59 Meadow
6ft Shade tre.
63 Prefix: not
vi
PHIBIAN OFF THE GROUND 'THE WAY THESE
JOKERS HAVE BEEN ACTlNeJHE ONLY CO.VWAS
HEADING THE PILOT WILL NEED IS To THINK OF
BLONDE,ANP PURE INSTINCT
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GO SKIN-DIVING-AND THERE HE IS
WITH THAT REDHEAD'
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Saturday.