The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-06
Your Health
By Dr.. William Brady

Signed letters pertaining 20 per
sOnaI health and hygiene, not To
disease, diagnosis Of treatment.
will be answered by DR.. Bivhy
stamped self-addressed envelope
Is enclosed. Letters should be- brief
and written In ink. No repl" can
he made 10 queries not CONFORM
ing 10 instructions. Address DT.
william Brady. National News
paper Service. 800 West Madison
Street. Chicago. Ill.
Can you explain why so many
women in the forties ano fiities be-
come quarrelsome, catty, touchy
and. unlike their former selves--in-
clined to carry a chip on shoulder
and be disputatious about every
political. ethical, domestic, per-
sonal or economic question that
arises? casks Mrs. S. j. JD. ! cah
think of at least a dozen OF my
women friends who have lately
shown these attitudes more and
more. They seem to make no at
tempt to disguise their bitterness
Vi dlld HOhA
out constant stream of criticism,
complaint of being tired out, nasty
remarks, hints or gossip E. All
this is demoralizng, and 1 find ]
am commencing to avoid them,
whereas l formerly found their
company delightful. . Is it physi-
illogical, psychological, hereditary?
Unmarried women are frequently
as unpleasant to encounter as the
married women or widows. Do write
on this subject. Perhaps you can
suggest how to correct the mental
hygiene or the physiology or what
ever may be accountable for this.
(Signed, Mrs. S. ]. j.
Regardless of whether the woman
is married, single, widowed or di-
vorced, or whether she is childless.
has one child or family of chill
dren, her personality may undergo
such change from various causes
and some of the causes are distinct
and apart from her own physiology
hygiene or heredity. For instance,
the behavior of members of her
family or the attitude of members
of her husbands family may explain
a sad change in her disposition ana
spirit.
I'm glad to note that the CORE
spondent does not drag in the So
called change of life Certainly
that cannot cause any such deteri-
Grafton in the physical or mental
health of woman The woman
whose education has not been neg
lected has no fear or worry about
that natural epoch. for she knows
| it is nothing more nor less than
cessation Of menStruation and owl
| lation. 1t is the uneducated woman
who imagines anything and every
thing that occurs in the fourth or
fifth decade of life is part of the
change of life" and suffers the
sad penalties Of failing to seek
medical advice regardless of "her
age"
Instructions and advice to women
who imagine their troubles may be
inevitable with the menopause may
be found in these pamphlets-fo
any one send three-cent stamped
envelope bearing your address; If
you ask for more than one, inclose
ten cents for each additional pam
phlet you want:
Cd The Menopause
(2) Instructions for Taking an
Iodin Ration
90 The Anti-G Gray Hair Vita.
minis.
Younger women who want to stay
that way as long as possible will
learn how to live from a perusal of
the booklet 1.-THE Seven Keys to
Vite'-for copy send Csc and
stamped envelope bearing your ad-
dress.
These pamphlets deal with the
question from the standpoint OF
health and hygiene, and scarcely
touch on psychology at all. If your
health is good your PSYCHOLOGY will
not bother you much.