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New York Times says paying too much attention to mental health is bad for your mental health.
Frida Ghitis : It's something we knew, and have had in writing, since people sacrificed goats to Pallas .
She says the modern man, by contrast, is a believer in fairy tales and snake-oil spirituality.
Ghitis says modern men drown out personal failures with “big issues” by crushing your finger with a hammer.
The big fights are cataclysmic and dramatic — and temporary.
The little domestic horrors are forever. We forget that what the big wars and the ideological clashes are about is home.
Too many of the crusaders’ souls are in shambles. They forgot how to answer gently.
They forgot to forgive quickly and to admit when they're wrong.
Guardian
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Martha Lane Fox had a catastrophic car crash 20 years ago , broke 26 bones, had a stroke, and suffered serious internal injuries.
None of her friends knew how to handle the situation.
Martha was lucky to have her parents, her boyfriend, her brother, aunts, all doing the real heavy lifting.
To mark 20 years since the crash, a group of us have been walking with her up Britain ’s highest peaks.
Most of us were in our early 30s ; we swapped meeting her for a drink in a bar.
While she remained flat on her back with a scary metal cage sticking out of her flesh the pelvic fixator was holding her shattered bones in place.
Lucy Nickson , chief executive of Day One Trauma Support , said visitors shouldn’t worry too much about not knowing what to say.
The American Spectator
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Itxu Díaz: It's time to say goodbye to summer and to these satirical summer columns with which I’ve been keeping you company.
The Moroccan geographer Ibn Battuta spent 30 years traveling. He traveled more than 120,000 kilometers and crossed 44 countries. Always carry a video with a couple of hours of your dog sleeping in the garden, focused on the foreground..
I’ve tried it and this column is posthumous. I loved you very much. READ MORE:.
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A mother found her son cheating on summer homework.
She was furious that he had used an unclosed incognito window where he asked Chat GPT for a summary of the book chapters.
Her son has dysgraphia, and it is very difficult for him to organize and express his thoughts.
A 1st -grade son has been wanting to grow out his hair since around preschool.
His other parent has not enjoyed the long hair look and has been vocal about it.
They’ve taken him to get his hair cut a few times now, without notifying us first , against his will.
Ask that in the future, they please respect your son’s wishes and allow him to grow his hair out as he sees fit.
Tell them that his hair is likely central to his identity, and by pressuring him to cut it shorter than he’d like, they’ve taken away a piece of him and infringed on his bodily autonomy.
Reason Magazine
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Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) use DNA statistical analyses to examine the relationship between genotypic differences and phenotypic traits.
The NIH 's 2014 Genomic Data Sharing Policy ( GDSP ) governs collecting, storing, and accessing the databases upon which most GWAS research in this country relies.
Many data repositories refuse access to those who pursue "stigmatizing" or "sensitive" research.
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Tim Walz recently stated that Minnesotans have a “golden rule” when it comes to reproductive “rights” Instead of IVF , natural family planning (NFP) and surgical procedures to allow natural conception should be promoted.
Naprotechnology ( NPT ) seeks to treat the underlying afflictions causing conception difficulties and frequent miscarriages.
Ovarian Drilling and Laparoscopic Ovarian Wedge Resection for Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome .
OWR removes part of the androgen-producing tissue of the enlarged ovary, resulting in the ovary resuming regular steroid production and development of follicles.
While OWR is an older method, it reduces the likelihood of adhesions between the ovaries and fallopian tubes.
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A math Ph.D. in The Wall Street Journal agonizingly sketched out every high-IQ woman’s life dilemma last weekend .
Eugenia Cheng says she pursued a career, “not for its own sake,” but because a “partner” to make babies with didn’t arrive when she was “ 25 and in my first full-time job [,] when I felt ready to have children” Type A women like us have to learn how to give off “future mother” vibes.
Frida Ghitis: Women must have sex with men before marriage or the men can easily find other women who will.
She says women like her don’t often meet men like that unless they go to church regularly.
Ghitis says women must accept responsibility for a baby and her mother: marriage.
She argues that women must reject feminism: it damages women.
Ghitsits: The Sexual Revolution is a no-win outcome of the Sexual Revolution .
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At each of the past five Summer Paralympics dating back to 2004 China ’s gold medal tally has been, at a minimum, the same as the second- and third -placed countries combined.
In Paris , as of this morning , they have 73 with the UK and US trailing at 37 and 27 , respectively.
Many of the reasons for this success mirror China 's success at the Olympic Games , starting with almost limitless funding from the state.
Mark Dreyer is the founder of China Sports Insider and Beijing -based author of Sporting Superpower .
He says China 's Paralympic success, though remarkable, will continue to feel hollow.
Zhang Haidi , former head of the China Disabled Persons’ Federation , has been lauded for her excellent advocacy work on behalf of the country’s disabled population.
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Elle Macpherson was diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer seven years ago .
Her surgeon suggested a mastectomy with radiation, chemotherapy and hormone therapy.
But she decided she instead needed “my own truth, my belief system to support me” She had a lumpectomy or surgical removal of a lump from her breast which may have had a lot to do with her happy outcome.
Yet there’s a huge leap between this genuinely holistic process led by a skilled doctor, and vaguely exhorting women to “follow their heart and give things a go”. Live your own truth, by all means. Just remember others can die of it. - Gaby Hinsliff is a Guardian columnist.
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A growing body of evidence shows that teaching empathy toward people who are troubled is more effective in curbing gun violence than trying to profile would-be assailants.
It taps into resources already at hand neighbors, community leaders, and students.
A curriculum developed by the Harvard Graduate School of Education includes teaching caring and compassion starting in elementary school.