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Walking the Stress Lines
Heeding differences between disorders
November 12, 2009

All of her life, Nancy had been "high strung," clumsy, accident-prone and suffering from low self-esteem.

Is It Always Mom's Fault?A Daughter Responds
November 12, 2009 - Rita Charleston

"If you also see your mother when you look in the mirror, you are not alone," says Laura Arens Fuerstein, author of My Mother, My Mirror: Recognizing and Making the Most of Inherited Self-Images.

Are You Raising Your Kid to Be a 'C' Student?
November 5, 2009

We've all done it as parents: dumped our kids in front of the television set, or the computer, the DS or the iPod to get some downtime ourselves.

Is SIDS Still With Us?
Yes, and despite some improvements, the battle's not over
October 29, 2009 - Lauren Kramer

It's the acronym that sends chills down the spine of every parent of a newborn: SIDS, a syndrome that is terrifying for its lack of explanation and for striking with seeming abandon.

When Pink Becomes Too Personal a Color
October 29, 2009

I am lucky. Today is the day. It is my last day of undergoing radiation for breast cancer. At least, I'm hoping it will be.

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