Nicole Quaid MA, MFT Psychotherapy for Adults, Teens, and Couples 323.692.9589 nicole@nicolequaidtherapy.com

inspiring…

Leila Denmark dies at 114; pediatrician practiced until she was 103

Denmark was the world’s fourth-oldest person when she died. She did pioneering research on whooping cough, which killed many babies, during a 1932 epidemic and helped develop a successful vaccine.

Leila DenmarkDr. Leila Denmark examines a child in Athens, Ga., in the 1990s. She practiced medicine for more than 70 years. (Lynn Johnson)

April 5, 2012

Dr. Leila Daughtry Denmark, a Georgia pediatrician who was the country’s oldest known practicing physician when she retired at 103, died Sunday at her daughter’s home in Athens, Ga., her family announced. She was 114.

anxiety…

Where Have All the Neurotics Gone?
By 
SOME cultural archetypes leave the stage with a flourish, or at least some foot stomping. All those pith-helmeted colonialists, absinthe-addled poets and hippie gurus founding 1970s utopias: They made some noise, if not always much sense, before being swallowed by history.

Yet one modern American type is slipping into the past without a rattle or even its familiar whimper — the neurotic.

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teenage girls…

What Happened to the Girls in Le Roy

Gillian Laub for The New York Times

Lydia Parker, foreground, at home with her sister. She got one of the bruises on her face when an uncontrollable tic caused her to hit herself with her cellphone.

Before the media vans took over Main Street, before the environmental testers came to dig at the soil, before the doctor came to take blood, before strangers started knocking on doors and asking question after question, Katie Krautwurst, a high-school cheerleader from Le Roy, N.Y., woke up from a nap. Instantly, she knew something was wrong.

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