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TUESDAY. AUGUST 28, 1962
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Tuesday.
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May Be Abolished
Portlnnd itTli A motion
to HhnlLsh the Homic HiviT
coorclintilioti hoard has brivi
proved by the Oregon Leis
tative Iiilerim eomniitteo on
Natural Resources.
The action was taken at
the elomnji session of a two-'
day hearinc.
The motion would replace !
Hie tliree - member board
with a five member advisory j
Kroiip to report to tlie Oregon ,
Sanitary Authority on fih- '
u)H and mining prohlrms in i
the river. t
The proposal w ill be pre- '.
sented at tlir MUV. Oteijon !
l.onislature.
Mrs. Lee Resigns
Federal Position
Newport, n. 1. - IUPH - For
nicr Pnrlliind, Oi'c, tnnyor
Dorothy McCullouKh Lee has
resigned licr position a
chuirnian of the Subversive
Activities Control board, the
White House said.
The announcement was
made here where President
Kennedy was spending the
week end.
Mrs. Lee said she was re
signing for personal reasons.
She announced last June that
she planned to teach and en
ter private law practice.
Portland State College Pros
idenl Branford P. Millar ald
Mrs. Lee would teach politi
cal science this fall at PSC.
She has been chairman of
the board since January. 11);")7.
when she was appoinled by
former President Kisenhower.
Kennedy asked her to stay
on when he took office.
The Proptr Dos
Of a Coumarin Drug
Today, thousands of men
are taking a drug of the
coumarin type to keep their
blood from
clotting again
In one of the
arteries of the
heart or the
leg or the
brain. Statis
tics indicate
that this treaU
m e n t adds
much to the
Alvarea lengui Ul sue
of a man who has had a heart
attack.
But a number of people
now write me to ask, Are
there Incident to the taking
of an anticoagulant drug? The
answer is that so far as I have
heard, there rarely are any
unpleasant "side reactions." I
personally took one of these
drugs for four years, and the
only trouble I had was that
eventually it quit having any
effect. Then, a year ago, I had
to change to another drug of
a similar type. Now this one
is failing to have much effect
in the old dosage.
Several persons have writ
ten to say that their doctors
gave them such a large dose
of the drug that one day they
started bleeding from their
bowel so freely that they near
ly died. I recently read the
reports of several physicians
who say they have been pre
scribing anticoagulants in
large doses, and that as a
result they have had a num
ber of deaths.
A friend had serious bleed
ing for several reasons: One,
his physician did not check
first to see what his "pro
thrombin time" was before
starting treatment; second, he
prescribed too large a dose,
and then, without arranging
for someone to keep checking
up on the effect, he went on
a vacation. As a result the pa
tient nearly bled to death.
Advise of Experts
Many experts today advise
that the dosage be so large
as greatly to proplong the
prothrombin time, but I dis
approve because this results
in some deaths. The experts
say, "If you don't keep the
prothrombin time in the at
times fatal range, the patient
may get another heart attack."
My answer Is that if I must
die I'd rather go with a heart
attack than with a horrible"
bleeding spell.
What patients ought to
know is that they should nev
er keep taking a coumarin
type of drug for months with
out checking of the prothrom
bin time.
Handicapped Child
I must keep saying here that
I feel strongly that when deal
ing with a badly handicapped
child the kindest thing to do
for everyone concerned may
be to pace the youngster in a
special school where he (or
she) will be with children
who will accept him, and with
whom he can compete. In an
ordinary school he feels hurt
and unhappy because most of
the children reject him and
won't play with him.
I had to write this column
today because last week I re
ceived so many letters from
mothers of such children who
wrote something like this:
"My handicapped child takes
so much time and care and
attention that I am nearly
worn out. Worse yet, I have
no time left for either my
three bright and able children
or my kind husband."
Other women say, "My
daughter of 22 is desperately
unhappy because every time
she brings an admirer home,
and he sees our badly handi
capped son, who insists on go
ing into the parlor, the man
docs not come back. As a re
sult my daughter is becoming
very resentful at me because
I have always insisted on
keeping Joe in the home with
us."
As I must keep saying in
this column, although my
heart goes out to the mother
who feels that she must give
all of her time and energy
to the child who looks as if
he never will be of any use
in the world, I feel it is not
fair to the bright brothers
and sisters. With the money
that now is being spent to no
clear purpose on the child
with a badly injured brain,
the bright ones could go to
college and become useful and
valuable citizens in this world.
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