Opinion

May is mental health month, a time to raise awareness of the importance of striving for good mental health. Our head is connected to the rest of our body, and when our physical health isn’t great, it impacts our mental health, and when our mental health isn’t great, it impacts our physical health. It is evidenced by the fact that people with diabetes, heart disease, and even COVID have higher rates of depression. A mental illness or poor mental health symptoms can include stomach aches, pounding heart, and muscle pain. So, if we want to be healthy, we must also focus on our mental health.

To the editor: In regards to the editorial Cartoon of April 20, do not make fun of our justice system. The Federal Judge made the ruling because the drug company did not follow the rules for approval of the drug.

To the editor: Recently there has been several articles in the Gazette regarding a number of issues in state and federal government. Mostly republicans trying to inflict revenge policies and being sore losers.

To the editor: Twelve years ago, the head gaskets blew on my ‘96 Olds Ciera. When the mechanic quoted me $1,500, I expressed shock and disappointment, then I told him to scrap the vehicle.

To the editor: I have been reading the comments regarding the new school, on Facebook, to replace the Reede Gray school. I am not a Facebook user so am sending this to the editor.