Article December 4, 2000 ISSUE

ADVANCING YEARS

Happy anniversary?

It's not a question of what the calendar says.

By Robert A. Johnson

ANNIVERSARIES ARE GREAT. But occasionally they take on a much deeper—and even dangerous—meaning.

For some people, anniversaries are a reason for living, or even for dying. One study shows that the number of deaths dips before birthdays, religious and cultural holidays, and other events important to an individual.

About the author

(Robert A. Johnson is a columnist for the Sentinel.)

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