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Hygienist disgusted by clients who don’t brush
DEAR ABBY: I’m a dental hygienist. It’s an
excellent career, and I’ve been practic
ing for nine years.
For the life of me, I cannot under
stand why so many people get into my
chair and tell me they haven’t brushed
their teeth all day. Even worse, they’ll
say, “I just ate a roast beef sandwich,
so you might find some chunks in
there.” It’s disgusting.
Abby, how can I let people know
they should brush their teeth before
visiting a dental office?
GROSSED OUT IN GROSSE POINT
DEAR GROSSED OUT: People already know
they should have brushed their teeth before vis
iting you. Make it a practice to ask your patients
when they arrive whether they have “had a
chance” to brush their teeth. If the answer is no,
smile, hand them a toothbrush and toothpaste,
and tell them to go do it. At first, they may be
taken aback, but it won’t take them long to get
used to the new drill.
DEAR ABBY: My husband started working the
graveyard shift two months ago. It has been a
hard transition for us. but even harder for our
11-year-old son. “Ryan.”
For the past couple of weeks, Ryan has been
overly concerned about someone breaking into
our third-floor apartment while we’re asleep.
I’ve tried my best to reassure Ryan, but he keeps
having nightmares about someone breaking into
our place or my parents' apartment and
harming or killing us. He wakes up screaming
and cry ing.
Do you have any suggestions about how I
can make him feel more secure?
SLEEPLESS IN NEW WESTMINSTER
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know what triggered your son’s insecurity. Is he
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TODAY’S BIRTHDAY
(March 5). Big risks net big
rewards but you have to be
willing to stay the course.
Easy wins aren’t nearly as sat
isfying as the ones that happen
after dozens of failed attempts.
Your tenacity is what loved
ones find so attractive through
the spring, and you'll be in no
shortage of social invites. A
windfall comes in July. Love
with a Scorpio or Libra is
favored. Your lucky numbers
are: 12. 19. 1.40 and 37.
ARIES (March 21-April 19).
Someone who had trouble
deciding what role to play in
your life figures it out. The
ball is in your court, so to
speak. Leo and Virgo are hon
est advisers and exceptional
teachers. Still, it’s only going
to work if you personalize the
plan.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20).
Magnetism, style and intelli
gence make you irresistible.
Keep a date tonight, as energy
is high. Relatives are generous
if you need it. but it's not
worth it to take anything
unnecessary. There’s a cost
involved.
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reservations, we both consider her a welcome
addition to our lives.
We also have three older children, 25,21 and
18. My doctor says 1 need time to adjust to all
the recent changes in my life, but I believe
there’s a bigger problem.
Ever since the baby arrived, 1 have been
overwhelmed with fear about aging. This is
completely out of character. Some days, I can't
even leave the house. I find myself pushing my
husband away and neglecting the needs of the
rest of my family. The only one getting the best
of me is the baby.
My husband thinks I’m trying to do too
much, that I should stop breast-feeding, get help
around the house and “snap out of it.”
My inability to communicate and be intimate
with him is causing problems between us. and
they are affecting the rest of our family. My hus
band has always been my best friend, but he
can’t understand how I feel these days.
I don't know how to climb out of this hole or
what to do. Help!
TRYING TO DO TOO MU CH
DEAR TRYING: Tell your doctor exactly
what you have told me. You may be suffering
from postpartum depression caused by hormone
changes following childbirth. Please don't wait.
Do it now’.
j Under the stars ’ gaze
I GEMINI (May 21-June 21).
I Concentrate on ideas rather
1 than cash, and you will lack
) neither. You don't have to be
rich for adventure and travel
to be a major part of your life.
Singles find love volunteering
for a worthy cause.
I CANCER (June 22-July
I 22). By joining forces with
I people who think like you,
big changes are made. The
stars are behind you if you
want to quit a habit cold
turkey, and it’s easier than
you think. Just make sure the
change is really for you. not
for others.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22).
Success depends on the sup
port of other people, which
you've got. big time. Dig into
your resources deeper. If
you’re really asking for all
you need, there should be no
need to feel down. Let friends
lift your spirits.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22).
Having a conversation starter
opens doors. Then, don’t
worry or force things along.
Passion springs from the
mundane. Give up the need to
do everything perfectly, and
you’ll have time to do what
you really want to do.
LIBRA (Sept 23-OcL 23).
You attract powerful people
with your comfortable
demeanor. Refuse to let any
thing get you ruffled, so
there’s no strain about being
with you. There’s something
of value to be obtained from
your association with a
Capricorn.
violent video games? Has some-
I thing happened at school or after
ward that he is not telling you? Talk
to your son. If the problem persists,
take him to his pediatrician for eval
uation and a referral to a psy
chologist, if necessary.
DEAR ABBY: I am a 47-year-old
woman with a new (unplanned)
‘ baby. Despite my husband’s initial
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.
21). The charmers get the
gold today, which is good
news for dynamic folks like
you. Most importantly,
remember the names of the
new people you meet. If not,
it will be decided that your
interest is not sufficient.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-
Dec. 21). What's ordinary is
also beautiful; be grateful for
kindness and friendly ges
tures. There are easy answers
to hard romantic questions,
but your friends aren’t the
ones with good advice. A
book is more reliable.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19) There's luck in extending
yourself generously. You can’t
pay too close attention to
other people. Tune in to social
vibes tonight, when it’s easy
to ignore the very person you
should be paying the most
attention to.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18). This morning feels very
uncertain, if you can just get
comfortable with the state of
not knowing, everything
works out. Clean, dust, and
bag up unwanted personal
items for charity stream
line your life wherever possi
ble.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March
20) How much you can do
depends on how much you
think you can do. Enlarge
your opinion of yourself.
Why should your talent have
a limit? Tonight, you work at
building friendships. A Leo or
Libra can help.
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