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No matter the situation, don't subject child to unecessary pain

Parenting Advice

John Rosemond

Rosemond John — John Rosemond

John Rosemond

Updated: Oct 14, 2022, 4:00 AM

Published: Oct 14, 2022, 4:01 AM

Q: After two years of chemotherapy for acute lymphocytic leukemia, our 6-year-old daughter is now in remission. We’ve recently noticed she has difficulty focusing and staying on task. Otherwise, she is bright, happy and well-behaved.

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Festival of Hope kicks off Recovery Month

Kaleb Williams takes a look at the Faces of Recovery display at the end of the annual Overdose Awareness Walk during the third Festival of Hope at Mill Creek Regional Park on Sept. 2.

Kaleb Williams — Kaleb Williams takes a look at the Faces of Recovery display at the end of the annual Overdose Awareness Walk during the third Festival of Hope at Mill Creek Regional Park on Sept. 2.

SCOTT BRYANT/staff

Published: Sep 7, 2023, 10:00 AM

The third annual Overdose Awareness Walk, coupled with the second annual Festival of Hope, was held Sept. 2 at Mill Creek Regional Park. The events kicked off Recovery Month, observed each year in September.

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