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Dear Ann Landers,
t what age should a daughter be allowed to go into a doctor's examining room without her mother? I am fourteen years old and mature for my age. My mother has always been too protective and domineering. We had a great big argument over this, and she made me feel like a fool. The doctor told my mother (in my presence) that it was not necessary for her to stay with me during the examination, but she raised such a fuss he finally let her have her way. Please reply in the paper for the benefit of other girls who may have this problem.-Overruled Daughter

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