Events scheduled at St. John’s
A blood pressure screening and a blood drive have been scheduled at St. John’s Regional Medical Center.
• Monday: Blood-pressure screening, 9:30 to 11 a.m., main lobby. Free and open to the public.
Blood drive, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Mercy Conference Center. Sponsored by the St. John’s Auxiliary.
Cancer support group to meetSupport meetings set at McCune-Brooks
CARTHAGE, Mo. — Three support-group meetings will be offered at McCune-Brooks Regional Hospital.
• Tuesday: Grief support group, 1:30 to 3 p.m., Felix E. Wright Family Chapel. Free and open to the public. Details: (417) 359-2636.
• Wednesday: Alzheimer’s support group “Remember Me” class, 1 to 2:30 p.m., Home Health Conference Room. The “Remember Me” class will teach participants how to make a personalized memory book and use it to engage successfully a person affected by Alzheimer’s or related dementia. An RSVP is required. Details: (417) 359-1832.
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Health & Family
Health briefs
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Exercise may make a great antidepressant
Now a psychiatrist with the behavioral health division of Freeman Health Systems, Stewart is thrilled to see research done into how exercise can help cure moods.
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Sarah Coyne: Sick kids require different routines
Every child is different, and every sickness is different, but there are some relative constants, too. First, there is an expectation of discomfort. Second, there is an expectation of healing.
- Parents' planner (Feb. 9-15)
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Sarah Coyne: Peanut butter filled with fun
In case you missed it, Tuesday of last week was National Peanut Butter Day. Besides wondering who is in charge of imbuing obscure holidays with respectability, this all-important day made me very happy.
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Woman forms support group for those panicked by tornadoes
Having spent nearly all of 2011 overcoming the paralyzing symptoms of this phobia, she’s created a weather phobia support group to help others still suffering from the devastation of the May 22 tornado.
- Parents’ planner (Jan. 26-Feb. 1)
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Sarah Coyne, columnist: Keep winter's minions at bay
Winter can be such a beautiful season: crisp and bright and still.
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Study says that gossip can have positive benefits
As someone who’s been the subject of gossip, Pittsburg resident Melissa Tompkins said she tries to steer clear of spreading it herself.
- Parents' planner (Jan. 19-25)
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Sarah Coyne: Getting babies to fall asleep is tough
I know a few things about babies and sleep. And if I can wake myself up enough to remember them, they come in quite handy. Basically, I know this: It’s rough.
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