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How to Live Sanely
I have just re-read a book
let called '-Harvest Years," by
William B. Terhune, medical
IMBMmn director of the
I Silver Hill
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t ri ior ireauiiem.
iVia of the psycho-
'i New Canaan,
jZi,i Conn. An ex
lf 21 pert in his
V -r I field. Dr. Ter-
ffc3f ..J hune tells us
Dr. Alvarez some of the
things we can do to keep sane.
Interestingly, he puts first,
"Keep up your grooming"; in
other words, a woman should
take good care of her body
and her hair, and should dress
as well as she can; a man
should shave every day, and
keep his clothes clean and
well-pressed. Good grooming
will add to the person's self
respect. Next, he should try
to keep some charm to be
warm and friendly with peo
ple, and to be polite always.
All of us should take good
care of our physical health.
We should avoid undue fa
tigue, and should try to keep
physically and mentally fit.
Many of us do not take care
to get enough rest or sleep.
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women.
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Emeritus Consultant In Medicine,
Msyo Foundation
Emeritus Professor of Medicine,
Mayo Foundation
Any number of nervous per
sons who ought to be in bed
by 10, sit up until one or two
in the morning. Naturally,
next day they do not feel fit.
We should not fill ourselves
with coffee and alcohol and
tobacco-smoke. Many of us
would do well not to eat so
much and so not get fat.
Occasional Play
Some of us who are very
thin need to eat more, and
more of the tissue-building
foods, such as meat, iish, eggs
and milk. Some of us need to
take occasional periods of rest
and play, mixed-in with our
work. Some of us very much
need to work. Work is the
best stabilizer there is. Some
one recently said that the best
steadier for a nervous person
is a pay-check at the end of
the month. Some people need
a hobby. Older people should
remember that an old dog can
learn new tricks. '
As Dr. Terhune says, one
of the best things that neu
rotic people can do is not to
make nests of themselves by
talking incessantly about their
aches and pains, and the in
justices that people have done
them. Such behavior brings
loneliness because it causes
our friends to shun us, and
loneliness is very bad for the
old. If we want friends to dron
in for a visit, we must make
them feel that it was worth
their while to have come to
see us.
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Other great virtues for
nervous persons are patience
and tolerance. People must
learn to live and let live. We
must not keep getting more
and more bitter as we grow
old. Many of us need to learn
that our ways are not the only
ways of doing things in this
world.
How Do They Know?
As I write this, I get a letter
from a woman who takes me
to task for having said some
thing that I thought was of
concern only to physicians
and scientists.
She says angrily that God
would never approve of such
a thing. Every year many peo
ple like her write to scold me
in this vein, and I always won
der how they know so exactly
how God feels about every
thing. I am sure I don't know
how He feels.
Another wise thing Dr. Ter
hune says is that we should
try to complain as little as
possible about physical dis
comforts. Many of us occa
sionally have to suffer a head
ache, or a backache, or some
indigestion, or a great feeling
of fatigue, but why tell every-
one around us about it? Dr
William Osier used to say to
his patients; "Burn your own
smoke"; in other words, don't
afflict the people around you
by telling them in detail about
all your discomforts. That will
only make you shunned, and
if you are shunned you will
become a recluse; and if you
become a recluse, you will be
come queer. Who wants to be
queer?
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.
(Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate, 1958)
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The Family Council
Editor's note: The FamUj Council consists ot a Judge, a psychiatrist,
three clergymen, a newspaper editor, a women's editor and two writers
Each article '.s a summary ot an actual report The Family Council does
not give advice; it merely reports on problems that have been dealt
vith by responsible agencie and conaselar
Louis S. Miriam should
teach Iris to act like a lady.
Miriam S. She's a hope
less case.
Louis S. My wife and I
are having a big controversy
about my 25-year-old sister,
who recently came to stay
with us.
Iris is a lively, attractive
girl, but she's much too inde
pendent for her own good.
My parents were worried
about her not getting married
so they sent her to stay with
us because we live in a large
city where there is lots of so
cial activity.
Iris immediately got her
self involved in a lot of
courses and community activi
ties, but she always comes and
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goes alone. She bought her
self a motor-scooter and races
about the place. Naturally,
men aren't going to ask her
out when she seems to get
along so well ty herself. I
have asked my wife to try to
teach her- to act like a lady,
but my wife says she's a hope
less case.
Miriam S.. I think Louis
and the family ought to re
sign themselves to the fact
that Iris will never marry.
The things I tell her go in
one ear and out the other.
Once, when I suggested that
she let a man open a door for
her, she looked at me as
though I were crazy and said:
"Why? I can do it myself."
Iris has plenty of men
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friends, but they ar buddy
buddy with her. She gets into
political discussions with
them and argues like a man.
She won't let a man win un
less he presents the facts to
prove he is right.
I have tried to talk heart-to-heart
to Iris, explaining
that she'll never land a man
if she doesn't learn to be a
woman. She said she'd like
to marry and have a family,
but she can't make a fool out
of herself by acting the way I
tell her.
Th Council We get a
rather strong impression that
Iris is the kind of girl who
must be left to work out her
problems by herself. She ap
pears to clear-minded as
well as strong-minded and
will probably find a way of
getting what she wants with
out. compromising her per
sonality.
This girl apparently does
not avoid men and says
SONJA is High Society and
she really has an eye for
glamorous styling. She
She took one look at the
smooth lines of Mom's G-E
and went right down and
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SISTER SUE Is now the
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great big mystery to. Sue,
but she learned how quick
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YOUR TREASURE
frankly that she'd like te
marry and have a family. If
she is actually attracted to
men as well, she probably
stands a good chance of find
ing a man who is so sure of
his own manliness that he
does not require the appear
ance of helplessness on the
part of a woman.
From Miriam's statement,
we gather that Iris is not the
kind of girl who fights with
men for the fun of it and
must win every argument. If
she is willing to let the man
win after proving his argu
ment, we can't see where she
is committing any breach of
behavior.
As for the doors and motor
scooter, we'll admit that these
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Items won't be helpful in get
ting Iris married off to the
average Joe. But she's not
an average Jane by any
means.
As long as Iris seems hap
py and enjoys her many ac
tivities with friends, we'd
recommend a hands-off pol
icy. And if she should sud
denly get morose, we'd say
hands-off anyway. Iris will
probably find her own way
out of the doldrums.
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