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THURSDAY, APRIL 30th, 1931 THE HAILEYBURIAN Page 3 \ Mental Health| By D. M. LeBOURDAIS q Director, Division of Education, Cana- dian National Committee for Mental Hygiene UNREASONABLE FEARS CAUSE MUCH MISERY Ignorant or Thoughtless Parents Often Responsible For Children Becoming Unduly Fearful Among the patients regularly found in every mental hospital are those obsessed with fears. That most of these fears are quite unreasonable is evident to everyone except their victims, but to them they are very real. Such cases, however, are ex- treme. But the difference be- tween these patients and the rest of us is only a matter of degree. Talking to the mental hospital patient, we can easily see that his fears are largely imaginary. But we are often unable to see that our own lesser fears are for the most part quite as unneces- sary. Fear, of course, can be con- structive, such, for instance, as fear for future want, which re- sults in industry; the fear of ig- norance, which leads to study. Even these are likely to be over- done, however, like the fear of want which leads to niggardliness -and hoarding. While fear has a very decided action upon the human body, it is probable that the effects of fear caused by actual, definite situa- tions such as that experienced when one narrowly escapes being run over by a motor car, are not as serious as those due to imag- inary sources. The world is full of people who are always worrying about some- thing; they worry about their health, they fear the loss of their jobs or their money, they are un- duly susceptible to the opinions of others, or they labor under a sense of guilt or shame because of some act they have committed. Doubtless persons prone to such fears owe something to their hereditary make-up, but it is clear that many of them have been made so by the habits begun in childhood by parents, ignorant or thoughtless, or themselves al- so victims of unreasonable fears. CARE OF THE EARS The ear is divided into three parts. The outer ear extends from the outside to the ear-drum be- hind which lies the middle ear. The middle ear is connected with the upper part of the throat by the Eustachian tube. The existence of this tube makes it comparatively easy for any infection to spread up into the middle ear from the nose or throat. That is why middle ear disease, which result in deafness, is not infrequently a complication of measles and scarlet fever. To prevent ear disease, we should begin by preventing, as far as possible, infections of the nose and throat. Such infections include the common cold, meas- les, scarlet fever and diphtheria. Enlarged adenoids should be re- « «. is a genial man, with an air of quietstrength: that compels confidence. On his shoulders rests the responsibility for your safety. 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Just as the middle ear becomes diseased by the spread of infection from the throat up the Eustachian tube, so disease is spread from the middle ear to the mastoid. A running ear should never be' HAILEYBURY LODGE No. 364, INFANT WELFARE feltawed to go on without proper treatment, in the belief that it will get better itself, or if it oc- curs in a child, that he will out- grow it. The discharge may cease in time and it may seem that a cure has taken place, but in such cases appearances are us- ually deceptive. What has happened in many cases of this type is that by the time the discharge has ceased, the hearing mechanism has been 0; Ook: Meets 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month ir the I. Rec. Sec.--J. A. Ruttan K. M. Stephen, Fin. Sec. 0. O. F. TEMPLE at 8pm N.G.--Thos. Curry CLINIC COLUMBUS HALL EACH THURSDAY 3 to 4 p.m. ° Condensed Ads Bring Results so badly damaged that hearing is entirely lost or there is a perm- anent partial loss. 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