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Letter to the Editor: News media feeding the nation’s divisiveness

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<p>I had suffered from panic attacks, anxiety, depression and sleepless nights for more than five years. I then found a self-help group called &#8220;Recovery Inc.&#8221; and became well.</p><p>This letter is to let everyone know there is help. This program was founded by Dr. Abraham A. Low. It is run by laypeople (18 years and older). You can get more information by visiting recoveryinternational.org or by calling Peg at 570-288-0266.</p><p>Locally, meetings are held at 7 p.m. Mondays at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Church Street and Wyoming Avenue, Kingston, and 7 p.m. Thursdays at Dorranceton United Methodist Church, Wyoming Avenue, Kingston.</p><p><strong>Mike Turoski</strong></p><p>Hanover Township</p><style>
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Letter to Editor: Help at hand for panic attacks and depression, says proponent of ‘Recovery Inc.’