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J PAGE 24 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4,1961 lt\ JIISKI'll < <M)I > staff psychologist -*w bom tli« fiinily Service «nd Mental Health Clime ot McH«m» Count). Motherhood is a joyous, fulfilling, beautiful ex­ perience--at least that's what we read and hear. But there is another side of motherhood, that of change. . Motherhood changes the daily routine, life style and responsibilities which can ' us off balance whether first or sixth child has i been added to the family. A change as wonderful as motherhood can turn out to be less or more than we bargained for. "If we really think about it, we realize that once the baby is born he or she becomes the center of at­ tention, the focus of the family and extended family" according to Dr. Lynn Rew, "leaving mother too many times to cope with motherhood by herself, leading to a less happy ex­ perience with motherhood." The need for education and support has gained much attention in the last few years. In McHenry county it has brought about co- sponsorship of a new four- week educational program called, "Coping with Motherhood" by Memorial Hospital of McHenry County, Mothers are People too, and McHenry County Comprehensive Mental Health Service system. This program is designed to provide education • to McHenry county families by such professionals in the area as Dr. Larsen, Ms. Florence McMillan, R.N., and Algene Mueller, R.N., Memorial Hospital for McHenry County, and Donna Mabrouk from Family Service and Community Mental Health Center for McHenry County. Each week will focus on information and discussion on the following topics: physical changes in the post partum woman, social changes for the new mother, psychological impact of mothering, coping skills for the new mother. Par­ ticipants of this program will learn to cope better with motherhood. Dr. Lynn Rew, Professional Health Counselor will also act as the class facilitator for all four classes. The program is to be held at Family Service and Community Mental Health center conference room, 224 West Judd street, Wood­ stock, and will start Tuesday morning, Feb. 10, from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. For registration, call Mary Ganek, Memorial Hospital for McHenry County, at 338- 2500, extension 304. Urge Careful Usd^Qf Wood Burning Stoves Energy prices continue to soar and many homeowners are turning to wood burning stoves as a money saver, but those savings could go up in smoke if Jthe stove has been maintained poorly or in­ stalled improperly, the Insurance Information Institute warns. The problem of fires resulting from the improper installation or maintenance of wood burning stoves is nationwide in scope. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety commission reports that improper installation and misuse of wood burning stoves is contributing to a growing number of fires, injuries and deaths. 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