7.1.2 Elections and representation Except for Lorukumo, the other communities said that they participated in the election of their local leaders, both at the village and higher levels. All the village councils met the minimum requirement of at least 3 women. However the communities did not seem to understand the role of the LCs other than the LC 1 chairman. The women in the Council in all the sites said say they did not know what they were supposed to do. The women of Lorukumo village for instance said that it was not necessary for them to be in the meetings because the men were capable of handling all the issues. We should clarify here that there were two political systems that were operational in all the rural sites. The LCs were said to be the main link between the communities and Government. However, it was the traditional institution of elders that was said to be responsible for the social affairs. The elders were seen as the most important because they managed the day-to-day affairs of the community including arbitration on various matters. The Karimojong traditional political system accords leadership to the corporate body of the elders, and so the inability of the women to participate in the LC system should be understood in this context. Other than Naoi village where the LC III came from16, the people from the rest of the other villages Lokileth, Alekilek, and Lorukumo ; indicated that the highest-ranking Local Government level they interacted with was the parish level, and that this was often when the Parish Chief came to collect graduated tax. Most of the people did not understand the higher levels such as the LC3, LC V, Councilors, and Member of Parliament MP ; . Most would faintly remembered the names when they were mentioned and said those individuals came to their village at one the time looking for votes. The people of Nakapelimen were more knowledge about the LC system, but also said that they did not interact with the officials other than the LC I when there was need for arbitration. Unlike in the rural sites, the traditional system of elders was non-functional in Nakapelimen. The other government structures that were identified as important UPDF, the police, civil society organizations and the Church. However, the youth in Nakapelimen said that the police was corrupt because they often demanded for bribes inn order to deal with cases reported. As a result, the youth of Nakapelimen argued that the elders were a better option for arbitration although the elders here did not enjoy the other benefits of deference that the elders in the rural areas did. However, the women complained that if a case was between a man and a woman, the elders often sided with the men and made them the women ; pay unnecessary fines even when they were not on the wrong.
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In October 2000, only days before my fifty-fifth birthday, my husband, Donald and I, boarded the Paradise Ship for a seven day night cruise from Miami, Florida to the American Virgin Islands on what would prove to be both my physical and mental undoing. Before we boarded the ship, I tore the cartilage in my left knee on the shuttle bus. We did not do anything but rub Aspercreme on the knee for pain, which caused me to turn in early each night of the cruise except for one night of entertainment. On the second day out, we ran through rough waters due to the grade two hurricane named Michael. I was rocking, as were Donald and many other passengers who also experienced typical seasickness symptoms. After flying home to Houston, Texas, both my husband and I were rocking for the first three days, after which he ceased, but I did not. Ergo, I began making appointments with my general practitioner, an ENT, and a neurologist. After many clinical tests as well as trials of Antifert at different dosages, I continued to rock and sway. The neurologist ordered an MRI and an MRA that were negative. In the meantime, I had arthroscopic surgery on my knee, which totally failed, and I continued to rock. Finally, the neurologist referred me to Dr. Newton J. Coker at Baylor University. Dr. Coker ordered an ENG, X-Rays, an MRA of my head with and without contrast, an MRI, and many lab and balance tests. Then, taking into account negative test results and my recent motion event, he diagnosed me as having Mal de Debarquement Syndrome and handed me over to the therapist, Dr. Helen Cohen. She gave me two head movement exercises and placed a cane in my right hand. After a return visit to the first neurologist, I trialed Topamax to no avail. During that first year, I was overcome with fatigue, and found it necessary to nap between 1 to 2 each day. In addition, I withdrew from actively helping formulate any house plans we had begun before the cruise. Upon moving into the house, I felt encouraged that I would endure, until the dizzy, rocking imbalance would subside. For a year or so, I faced each day wondering if ".this would be the one that I'd cease rocking?" I rocked on, except in my nightly dreams. My subconscious refused to accept the rocking state. During the next seven years, I encountered a number of other health problems including the need for more knee surgery, and back problems. In addition, my marriage failed. In the beginning, I tried to remain active, but now I spent more time reading, watching television, and communicating with others either on line or through snail mail. Each day, I read the messages at the Yahoo support site and attempt to reach out to researchers. I have concluded that we still are in an elementary study stage of our imbalance condition. We have only begun coming to terms with this dastardly, life altering condition. Jo Schneider.
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INFORMATION FOR PATIENTS Sam J. Marzo, MD Director of the Loyola Hearing Center The human ear has three parts: 1 ; the external ear which contains the ear canal and eardrum 2 ; the middle ear, which contains the hearing bones 3 ; the inner ear, which contains the hearing and balance canals External ear infections are common in people of all ages. Infections usually occur while swimming swimmer's ear ; , but can also occur when the ear canal skin is injured. The bacteria in the ear canal can then invade the skin, causing the skin to swell and block the canal. External ear infections can be very painful. Ear drops, water precautions, and sometimes oral antibiotics are necessary to treat these external ear infections. Middle ear infections are common in children. At times the ear infections can be treated with antibiotics. If the infection persists despite antibiotics, it may by necessary to drain the infection by a making a hole in the ear drum also known as the tympanic membrane ; . Some patients, especially children, who develop recurrent or persistent ear infections may require placement of PE also know as pressure equalization ; Tubes. This can be performed in an outpatient surgical center a general anesthetic. Infections that are untreated or persistent can also damage the hearing bones called the ossicles ; , cause a permanent hearing loss, or result in a cyst called a cholesteatoma. The infection can also rarely cause facial paralysis and even meningitis. Inner ear infections are usually caused by viruses. Some occur after upper respiratory infections. Since the inner ear contains the hearing and balance organs, patients can have symptoms that include dizziness, nausea, vomiting, hearing loss, tinnitus, ear pain, and ear fullness and ear pressure. Patients can have some or all of these symptoms. As times the dizziness is so severe that patients are seen in the emergency room. If the patient feels that the ear is full or that the hearing is muffled, it is important to do a hearing test. If a hearing loss is not treated soon after the onset with steroids given orally and or through the ear drum called intratympanic steroid therapy ; a permanent hearing loss can result. It is important to see an ear doctor immediately in these instances. Even though the infection is believed to be viral, antibiotics and even antiviral medications usually don't help. The dizziness usually improves slowly, over several days. Usually the spinning sensation called vertigo ; improves over several days. Meclizine or Antiver6 can be used for a few days to help the patient get over the acute symptoms. The sensation of being off balance can last several weeks or even several months. It is important to not take meclizine too long, because the patient's recovery can be delayed on this medication. The best thing to do is stay as active as you can. Walking is the best exercise.
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