.1. cu 10 26. 19 du 16, CA Eyelash-pulling has hair-raising effect on pullers Dear Ann Landers: This is the time you have printed a on the subject of eyelash and eyebrow pulling and offered very assistance except to suggest counseling. someone who has been plagued this nervous habit for 10 years, I dying to know the cause of it having to spend a fortune on therapy. According to one well-known psychologist, over 8 million people in America suffer from this problem.
sure many of them would appreciate some insight. is my opinion that this bizarre behavior is caused by anxiety, but like to know what your experts to say. Please check this out. Bald In California Dear Going: There are a variety reasons for pulling out eyelashes authorities I eyebrows. Most it is a compulsion caused by frustration or anxiety.
Here's another possibility: Dear Ann Landers: Regarding the 11-year-old girl who out all eyebrows and eyelashes: My daughter did the same thing. At first cross with her for not having self-control to stop it. Then I decided to take her to a doctor. My suggested a dermatologist. less than 10 minutes he diagnosed the problem it was eczema.
The itching and burning driving her crazy. The only she could obtain relief was by the hairs out. The doctor her a tube of ointment. It the problem within three Thankful In Chapel Hill, Dear Chap: Here's another, from Detroit: was a slave to the eyelash-pulling and hated myself for it. I hid dark glasses and put pencil my eyelids.
When I took off the glasses, I looked like a freak. Finally went to an ophthalmologist. He told Wednesday, June 12, 1985 Hattiesburg AMERICAN 5D Landers Weddings Engagements Windham- Shoemake second letter little As by am without I'm 16 It I'd ar have Going 10 of and 2.00 agree anger, her I was enough sister In were way pulling gave solved days. N.C. I habit behind on I me to get a complete medical workup.
Sure enough, the problem was caused by a hormone imbalance that was affecting the hair follicles. I am on medication now and the problem has been eliminated. Human At Last So, dear readers, here is a smorgasbord of case histories. I suggest an M.D. first and if no physical problem is found, get psychological help.
Dear Ann Landers: I am 19 years old. When I was 13 (and for two years after), my grandfather abused me sexually. I have kept our "little secret" for four years. He told me he would go to jail if I told anyone. I didn't want him to go to jail so I kept quiet.
My grandfather died last year. I didn't even cry at the funeral. When looked at my grandmother's lovely tear-stained face, I felt so ashamed as if it was my fault what happened between Grandpa and me. He was a highly respected person in the community and everyone thought he was such a good man. If he was good, why did he do this to me? Please! help me get over my Still Hurting In Mo.
Dear Hurting: You must talk this hideous experience out of your system. There is no other way. Counselors are available who charge on a sliding scale, according to what you can afford. You may even find a free counselor. Look in the phone book under er Mental Health.
Ask your physician. Check with the psychiatric department of a university hospital. You MUST ventilate your feelings to a professional and unload this terrible burden. Keeping the secret locked inside can ruin your entire life. Ann Landers is a syndicated columnist with News Group Chicago, News America Syndicate.
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with Chantilly lace and held by a Following a wedding trip to the lace cameo cap. She carried a Gulf Coast, the couple is living in bouquet of dozen pink roses and Petal. Mr. and Mrs. John Mark Tuggle Tuggle- Batson Kimberly JoAnn Batson and John Batson, sister of the bride, Marissa Mark Tuggle were married the Ladner, Debra Wesson, cousin of the afternoon of May 25 in the First bride, all of Wiggins, and Angie Baptist Church, Wiggins.
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