Why there's only cereal for dinner

Article Abstract:

Sixty-seven-year-old Marian Kellogg lives in a federally-funded apartment in New York and gets a Social Security check every month. Her life does not have the external appearance of poverty, but she is one of the 6 million Americans who are poor. Her situation is further aggravated by medicine bills and supplementary health insurance which she has to pay out of her pension.

Aged women, Elderly women, Kellogg, Marian

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What gave Ed Rae the power to change

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Aspiring chemist Ed Rae's belief in Catholicism was renewed following a car mishap that almost cost him his life. Rae soon realized that his life changed for the better after finding the needed comfort and motivation through God.

Analysis, Chemists, Psychology, Religious, Psychology and religion, Rae, Ed

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Her new life is liberating - and scary

Article Abstract:

Beverly Alstrin realized that her marriage of 33 years was over with the death of her oldest child. The birth of Michael formed her family and his death signalled her freedom from it.

Middle aged women, Divorced people

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