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Doctors who give feel pressure to give more
DEAR ABBY: I am a woman physician in
a small city. My husband is also a
physician in the same practice. We
have a lovely family, and both of us
love our work. We donate time and
resources to our community, includ
ing free medical care to people who
are homeless and the working poor,
and money to worthy causes. We are
blessed with a wonderful life.
So why am I writing? Because I
do not know how to handle a sensitive
situation. Our community becomes angry
when we refuse to donate to each and every
cause. Abby, we give all we can; however, we
are early in our careers and are still paying off
our loans from medical school.
We live modestly and within our means.
We love our community and want our neigh
bors to know that we, too. are on a budget.
Most physicians have seen drastic pay cuts
with increased liability, hours and overhead.
Unfortunately, many doctors have left the field
to pursue technology jobs with higher salaries
and fewer hours. Medical schools have
watched the business world lure our best and
brightest into lucrative careers with less liabili
ty. Please enlighten people through your col
umn.
ANONYMOUS DOC IN THE USA
DEAR ANONYMOUS DOC:
For your neighbors to become angry when
you cannot donate to each and every cause is
wrong. When it comes to charitable giving,
like everything else, people must prioritize.
There are many worthy causes, and it is impos
sible to give to all of them. You can't please
everyone, so stop allowing people who sulk to
lay a guilt trip on you.
Remind your neighbors that you give in
ways other than money. Continue to do your
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TODAY’S BIRTHDAY
(April 14). Relax, be nice to
yourself, and don't work so
hard. These are the keys to
attracting all you need this
year. Financial freedom is
closer than you think. May
marks the beginning of a new
life minus a bad habit.
Educational and civic pursuits
connect you with friendships
and romance this summer.
Scorpio and Aquarius are seri
ous about love. Your lucky
numbers are: 6, 25, 4, 13 and
11.
ARIES (March 21-April
19) Life gives you fodder for
your already remarkable sense
of humor you can spin
jokes like nobody’s business.
As long as they don't come at
anyone’s expense, you’re in
the clear. Prepare for serious
discussions this afternoon.
TAURUS (April 20-May
20) Life challenges you to be
a leader. You’re not required to
know it all. but do take hold of
your mission. You may have
to strain to see the big picture.
Parents need to consult one
another to present children
with a united front.
FORSYTH COUNTY NEWS - WadnMday, April 14,2004 -1
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and have been living together ever since.
Hugh and I are happy, but I would like to be
married. At first, he asked me to give him time
to deal with his loss. A year ago, he confessed
that he had made a deathbed promise to his
late wife that he would not marry again. He
wants to see her in the afterlife.
Christianity says there is no marriage in
heaven. Even though we may see loved ones
there, we wouldn’t be married. Hugh says he’s
working on getting past this, but 1 am begin
ning to think he may never let go of the bag
gage he’s carrying.
I want a life with Hugh. I am trying to be
patient, but I feel he has let me down. Have
you any advice for a forlorn person?
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DEAR GROWING: Hugh should have lev
eled with you from the beginning. Had he done
so, you would have been better informed
before setting up housekeeping with him. As it
stands, he is enjoying all the benefits of mar
riage without any of the responsibilities, and
that is unfair to you.
If it's marriage you want, be prepared to
move out. Hugh has some important decisions
to make and he may not make them until he
feels your absence.
Under the stars’gaze
GEMINI (May 21-June
21) Average people accom
plish genius feats because
they dare to want more. Hang
around a Sagittarius or Leo to
get back in touch with your
drive. Tonight, someone sexy
is flirting with you for as long
as you want to continue.
CANCER (June 22-July
22) You’re the self-pro
claimed safety monitor and
could even prevent accidents
or save a life on your daily
rounds. You know you are
divinely protected, and there
fore. it's easier for you to pro
tect others. An Aries influ
ences you.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22).
Want to know why you’re
always the one who has to try
and bring people together?
You've got ways of communi
cating with those people
nobody else wants to reach.
You might even be working
on your telepathic skills!
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.
22) Breaking out of old
thought patterns will energize
you. If you're not making
progress on a special goal,
consider taking a class or hir
ing a coach. But, you think,
this costs money and is extrav
agant. You’re worth it!
LIBRA (Sept. 23-OcL
23) To make this day a 10,
change your priorities from
where they were yesterday.
Suddenly, new doors are open
to you. Keep doing more than
most people and expecting
better than average compensa
tion, too.
community is lucky to have you.
DEAR ABBY: My husband
passed away four years ago. About
two years ago, a dear friend,
“Hugh,” lost his wife. Hugh and I
went on two dates and hit it off. He
told me he loved me and always
had. I have a deep affection for
him. Nine months after his wife
passed away, we moved in together
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.
21). If you’re afraid that suc
cess comes at too high a cost,
you’re still coming from a
place of fear. Your success
wants you to claim it and
will encourage you along the
way if you're opening to lis
tening to it.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov.
22-Dec. 21). Sure, you’re
serious about your task. But
this only makes you laugh
harder when things don’t
quite go your way later.
Laughter is the best enter
tainment. Be careful, though
Cancer and Taurus are
especially sensitive!
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-
Jan. 19). Make any shift,
however small, in your
approach to work that will
nudge it toward your value
system. You'll be surprised
what one small action can set
off. You're back in the spot
light tonight take your
bows.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-
Feb. 18). Love and work are
intertwined for everyone's
benefit. When you’re confi
dent about what you’re able
to do at work, your love life
sparks, too. Nothing is sexier
than a person in the “zone.”
PISCES (Feb. 19-March
20). Your friends say you
don’t need to pay for help (in
the form of classes, coaching
or therapy), but what better
use is there for your money
than to expand your mind
and possibly your horizons
along with it?
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