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Special to Prospector Tina Basich-Haller is inspired by her daughter Addison's scoliosis diagnosis and said her daughter is "so brave." Photo by Jennifer Nobles Tina Basich-Haller has been an artist all her life. When she wasn’t creating works of art she was touring the world as a professional snowboarder, earning many accolades for her sport and competing in such events as the X-Games. There was little that scared her. However Basich-Haller met her greatest challenge three years ago when her then ten-year-old daughter Addison was diagnosed with scoliosis, a sideways curvature of the spine....

Dear Annie: Compliment good behavior Updated Apr 14, 2021; By Annie Lane Dear Annie: A few months ago, someone wrote to you about how uncomfortable the bad manners of children of a relative made her feel at large family gatherings and dinners. I read your column faithfully and did not see any readers’ suggestions printed in the following weeks. Of course, large family gatherings have not happened this past year due to the pandemic. But we will return joyfully to them, probably toward the 2021 holidays. The writer mentioned that another family in attendance displayed commendable behavior. ...

Housing and Development Newsletter Dear Annie: I just read a column from “Crushed Spirit,” whose wife cheated and ruined their marriage. I went through nearly this exact same scenario a few years back. I understand his pain and how badly it can affect you. I was especially touched because I, too, was asking those exact same questions when it happened to me. Please let him know that he is not alone and there are plenty of us out here who have had this happen to us. If he needs a friendly ear from someone who gets it, please let him know that he is not alone. You never totally recover from ...

Dear Annie: Compliment a child’s good behavior when you see it, ignore bad behavior Annie Lane: Dear Annie Dear Annie: A few months ago, someone wrote to you about how uncomfortable the bad manners of children of a relative made her feel at large family gatherings and dinners. I read your column faithfully and did not see any readers’ suggestions printed in the following weeks. Of course, large family gatherings have not happened this past year due to the pandemic. But we will return joyfully to them, probably toward the 2021 holidays. The writer mentioned that another family in attendanc...

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