Panic Disorder

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The neighbor called the police; the brother grabbed his gun and killed Meade.AND THAT'S the difference between right and wrong, argued the prosecution last week during the murder trial of the shooter, David Marsden Logan, 36.

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When feeling despair, get in touch with your doctor immediately, and/or call your local distress center.

For more information on agoraphobia and other anxiety disorders, see the National Mental Health Association Web site at www.nmha.org.

The National Hopeline may be reached at (800) 784-2433.

DEAR ELLIE: During a recent visit, I was perturbed by my father's relationship with the family dog.

He lets crumbs fall in his crotch area and encourages the dog to jump up and grovel, poke, sniff and lick the crumbs off.

I believe he's experiencing genital stimulation from this, and I am thoroughly disgusted.

I said loudly, "I wouldn't let the dog sniff me like that," and my mom quietly added, "Neither would I." But my dad pretended not to hear.

I don't want to visit again.

DISGUSTED DEAR DISGUSTED: Don't desert Mom.

She needs support to counter this if it's happening often and intentionally.

She needs to tell him firmly that it's disgusting to both of you - enough to stop your visiting them, which she can't accept.

He must tell her what's motivating him.

Perhaps their sex life needs discussion; perhaps he needs to talk to his doctor about sexual concerns.

Maybe he just thinks it's funny.

But the dog is neither a joke nor a solution to his needs.

Tip of the Day: Children need to be assured that a divorce and its aftermath are not their fault.

Ellie's column runs Monday through Friday.

Send e-mail to askellie@suntimes.com.

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