In theory, everyone is vulnerable, ... We can't say why some people will go on to develop the disorder and some won't. We just don't know enough about the disorder yet.

For far too long, people suffering from this disorder have had to deal with the theory that this is all societal, that somehow they choose to have anorexia, or parents have had to deal with the blame placed on them because somehow their parenting style caused this. Now, they know that they really need to go against the tide of their biology to overcome this.

Both the brightness and the spectrum of the X-rays are very different from what theory predicts.

I don't want to be the test case for that theory.

The Golden Pond Planetarium was completely renovated last year with state-of-the-art equipment. People will enjoy all the expanded possibilities now available for stargazing. And there are two new shows that are sure to amaze patrons.

Most people will come in with symptoms similar to post-traumatic stress disorder. They suffer from depression, maybe panic attacks. They also come in poor, often without a language, not having any kind of support system. They are isolated; they have lost their culture, lost their jobs. They cannot work here because they are not legal. They don't know how to find a place here that copies the work they did before in their countries. Most of the longest-lasting and the most damaging effects are psychological. A lot of medical issues can be healed.