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4b The Goodland Star-News / Friday, November 19, 2004 abigail DEAR WORRIED: College is a said she never wanted the baby in the or whether she might have been suf- ciates, I don’t feel this question is Son’s girlfriend time for growth, and in this case, the first place. fering from depression (and possibly appropriate. van buren two young lovers have grown in dif- Rick was devastated, as was the psychosis) after the death of the baby. I would never think to ask some- ferent directions. Encourage your entire family. Kim acted very shut off Because her behavior was bizarre, I one such a personal question. enjoys being son to become more active at school, and cold, not only during this tragic can only hope she received medical What is an appropriate response to •dear abby to study hard and to make a point of event, but with their other children as and psychological care. these individuals that conveys it’s popular meeting new people. As much as he well. That you want to honor your none of their business without com- cares about Nancy, she has declared Every year on the anniversary of fiance’s child is commendable, but ing across as rude? — STRICTLY DEAR ABBY: My son, “Glenn,” way. her independence. Since he can’t pro- his son’s death, Rick breaks down before doing anything, talk to Rick BUSINESS IN D.C. and his girlfriend of two years, Nancy told my son she likes being tect her, he should concentrate his and I grieve beside him. and ask what he would like. Planting DEAR STRICTLY BUSINESS: “Nancy,” have started college at dif- away from her parents and him, so energies on taking care of himself. Is there anything I can have made a tree in a park with a small plaque The people who are asking you that ferent universities. Nancy made the she can do what she wants, when she Time and distraction will heal what’s (or make myself) in honor of the would make a nice memorial or per- question are probably just trying to cheerleading squad, and now it has wants. Glenn is worried sick about ailing him. child? I feel it would ease the minds haps a scholarship in the baby’s be friendly or to get to know you bet- gone to her head. her. He thinks she’s going to get in DEAR ABBY: Ten years ago, my of those who were truly bereaved and name. ter. Nancy was never popular in high over her head. His father and I tell fiance, “Rick,” and his then-wife, let the baby boy rest in peace. — DEAR ABBY: During profes- However, since you prefer not to school, but now that she is, she has him he needs to move on. I know he “Kim,” lost their son shortly after WANTS TO HELP sional meetings or events, people I answer the question directly, reply, decided she no longer wants anything loves Nancy, so how can we get him birth. They had him cremated. Much DEAR WANTS: I’m unclear from work with ask me if I’m married or “When I know you better, perhaps we to do with Glenn. She acts very to forget her? — WORRIED IN to Rick’s horror, Kim disposed of your letter whether Rick’s wife was seeing anyone. Since these are not can discuss it,” and change the sub- spoiled and wants everything her KANSAS their baby’s ashes in a Dumpster. She distant during their entire marriage, friends, but rather professional asso- ject. 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