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    Martyszenko               v.

    Safeway,               Inc.,               120               F.3d               120               (8th               Cir.

    1997).

    Issue:
                   Whether               the               child's               mental               health               condition               is               considered               a               "serious               health               condition"               under               the               Family               and               Medical               Leave               Act               of               1993,               29               U.S.C.S.

    §§               2601-2652.
                   Conclusion:
                   The               child               did               not               have               a               "serious               health               condition"               under               the               Family               and               Medical               Leave               Act               pursuant               to               29               C.F.R.

    §               825.114.
                   Facts:
                   The               plaintiff               Vivian               Martyszenko               was               employed               by               Safeway               Grocery               store               in               Ogalla,               Nebraska.

    While               at               work,               the               plaintiff               received               a               call               from               the               police               department               who               indicated               that               they               had               reason               to               believe               that               Ms.

    Martyszenko's               two               children               had               been               the               victims               of               sexual               molestation.

    Upon               hearing               this,               the               plaintiff's               supervisor               allowed               the               plaintiff               two               weeks               vacation               leave               to               provide               care               for               her               children.
                   Dr.

    Sullivan               examined               the               plaintiff's               child,               Kyle               several               times               and               indicated               that               the               child               showed               no               signs               of               sexual               abuse.

    Family               indicated               that               behavior               at               home               was               normal               and               Kyle               exhibited               no               behavioral               issues               at               school               during               the               last               school               year.
                   The               plaintiff               returned               to               Safeway               to               discuss               Kyle's               remaining               doctors               appointments.

    Her               supervisor               offered               to               make               her               schedule               around               the               appointments               so               there               would               be               no               conflict.

    The               plaintiff               left               work               after               the               discussion               and               did               not               return               to               work               on               any               of               her               scheduled               days.

    Safeway               also               offered               Ms.

    Martyszenko               her               job               back               with               full               benefits               and               no               loss               of               her               seniority.
                   In               Kyle's               final               examination               by               Dr.

    Sullivan,               the               child               gave               no               "clear               evidence               for               sexual               abuse"               and               that               it               would               be               difficult               to               diagnose               him               with               any               mental               illness               due               to               the               abuse,               since               there               is               no               clear               indication               that               he               had               initially               been               abused.
                   The               plaintiff               contends               that               "incapacity"               is               not               required               to               activate               the               Family               and               Medical               Leave               Act.

    She               also               contends               that               her               child's               three               sessions               with               Dr.

    Sullivan               would               qualify               as               the               necessary               period               of               "incapacity."
                   Legal               Reason/               Rational:
                   Due               to               the               FMLA's               vagueness               as               to               what               a               "serious               health               condition"               is,               and               what               type               of               medical               attention               comprises               "continuing               treatment"               by               a               health               care               provider               the               decision               was               given               to               the               Secretary               of               Labor               to               make               known               and               make               effective               the               act.

    29               U.S.C.

    §               2654.
                   The               FMLA               was               intended               to               allow               a               parent               to               care               for               his               or               her               child               where               the               child               is               "unable               to               participate               in               school               or               in               his               or               her               regular               daily               activities."               S.

    Rep.

    No.

    103-3,               at               28               (1993),               the               FMLA's               intentions               were               not               to               "cover               short-term               conditions               for               which               treatment               and               recovery               are               very               brief."               S.

    Rep.

    No.

    103-3,               at               28.

    The               court               must               follow               the               Secretary's               approach               to               the               act               as               long               as               it               "is               based               on               a               permissible               construction               of               the               statute."               Auer               v.

    Robbins,               137               L.

    Ed.

    2d               79,               117               S.

    Ct.

    905,               909               (1997).
                   Consistently,               in               court               decisions               based               on               the               FMLA,               it               is               expressed               or               implied               that               there               be               a               requirement               of               incapacity.

    Hodgens               v.

    General               Dynamics               Corp.,               963               F.

    Supp.

    102,               1997               WL               236677,               at               *4               (D.R.I.

    1997);               Boyce               v.

    New               York               Mission               Soc'y,               963               F.

    Supp.

    290,               1997               WL               232511,               at               89               (S.D.N.Y.

    1997);               Kaylor               v.

    Fannin               Reg'l               Hosp.,               946               F.

    Supp.

    988,               997-98               (N.D.Ga.

    1996)."Continued"               treatment               is               required               in               order               to               be               extended               leave               under               FMLA.

    29               U.S.C.

    §               2611(11)(B).

    This               is               consistent               with               the               statute               allowing               sensible               time               off               "for               eligible               medical               reasons...and               for               compelling               family               reasons,"               29.

    U.S.C.

    §2601(b)(4)               examinations               and               consultations               regarding               serious               health               conditions               will               only               involve               the               FMLA               as               long               as               the               condition               requires               absence               from               work.






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    Hermiston               is               a               progressive               small               city               in               an               agricultural               and               transportation               hub               of               Northeastern               Oregon.

    Economically               supported               by               agriculture,               food               processing               industries,               utilities               and               light               manufacturing               industry               Hermiston               is               a               transportation               center               both               for               locally               based               trucking               companies               and               as               an               interline               hub               for               national               trucking               companies.

    The               area               is               accessed               by               two               intersecting               interstates,               I-84               traversing               east               to               west,               and               I-82               traversing               north               to               south.

    The               rail               road               and               river               transportation               systems               are               within               five               miles               of               town,               and               there               is               a               small               airport               for               corporate               and               private               planes.

    A               large               commercial               airport               is               within               35               miles.

    Hermiston               is               one               of               those               places               where               you               can               combine               country               living               with               sophisticated               urban               activities.

    Martha               Stewart               would               probably               call               Hermiston               "a               good               thing",               or               maybe               she               would               say               it               more               like               the               locals               do;               "its               just               a               good               place               to               live".

    The               cost               of               living               is               reasonable,               even               low               compared               to               many               other               areas.

    It's               a               good               place               to               live,               work               and               retire.

    There               are               beautiful               assisted               living               facilities               with               private               apartments               and               recreational               activities.
                   Community               pride               is               often               mentioned               when               talking               about               living               in               small               towns,               and               Hermiston               has               that               pride               in               the               schools               and               sports               teams               that               make               community               pride               vibrant               in               town.

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    The               proprietor               is               a               fierce               Bulldogs               fan               and               the               boys               (working               men)               who               gather               in               the               morning               for               coffee               and               donuts               in               the               market's               social               space               discuss               the               plays               from               previous               night's               games               with               insight,               passion               and               humor.
                   Small               town               spirit               means               different               things               to               different               people;               but               to               me               the               spirit               of               a               small               town               can               be               mean,               standoffish,               carefree,               caring,               or               convivial.

    Any               number               of               personality               types               can               define               the               small               town               spirit.

    To               define               Hermiston's               spirit               takes               a               bit               of               looking               back               at               how               the               people               in               town               reacted               to               the               events               of               the               past               few               years.

    From               personal               tragedies'               like               cancer,               house               fires,               economic               hardships,               loss               of               loved               ones               to               major               national               disasters               like               the               September               11               terror               attacks               and               the               dual               hits               of               the               Hurricanes               Katrina               and               Rita               the               people               in               this               town               respond               with               giving,               nurturing,               teams               of               volunteers               and               helpers               and               the               collecting               of               funds,               and               blood               drives.

    Our               National               Guard               unit               proudly               serves               this               area               and               this               nation               and               has               just               returned               from               the               front               in               the               war               on               terror.

    I               think               these               things               are               the               basis               of               our               small               town               spirit               but               only               the               beginning.

    Following               that               very               solid               foundation               is               the               festival               spirit               that               hosts               the               Umatilla               County               Fair               every               year               in               August,               the               Cinco               de               Mayo               Festival               in               May,               and               annual               treks               to               Portland               by               the               Mayor               for               a               Watermelon               seed               spitting               contest               with               Portland's               Mayor               to               celebrate               our               famous               watermelons.

    There               are               parades,               the               December               festival               of               lights,               live               nativity               scenes               at               area               churches,               crowds               of               laughing               school               children,               a               few               fights,               the               requisite               taverns,               and               family               restaurants.

    I               would               say               the               small               town               spirit               here               is               healthy,               rollicking,               nurturing               and               growing.
                   What               exactly               is               it               like               to               actually               live               in               Hermiston?

    Let               me               offer               some               vignettes               that               illustrate               several               aspects               of               Hermiston               life.
                   1.

    On               a               hot               Saturday               after               noon               Bob               and               Kathy               and               their               three               little               boys               gathered               coats               and               hats               and               raided               the               spare               change               jar               on               Bobs               side               of               the               dresser               and               headed               north               on               highway               395               to               Race               City               auto               racing               track               on               the               north               edge               of               the               city.

    Trailers               with               bright               race               cars               were               pulling               through               the               parking               lot               when               they               arrived               and               as               they               headed               to               the               ticket               booth               the               racing               cars               headed               for               the               track               gate.

    Bob               shouted               and               waved               at               a               neighbor               who               was               racing               that               day.

    Inside               the               fence               behind               the               bleachers               the               boys               headed               for               the               burger               stand               and               Kathy               got               a               large               coke.

    It               was               still               hot               as               blazes               but               friends               and               neighbors,               used               to               the               heat,               ignored               that               fact.

    They               gathered               in               small               groups               and               discussed               the               upcoming               events,               the               progress               on               the               road               repair               to               the               south               of               town               and               the               water               level               in               Cold               Springs               Reservoir.

    The               boys               joined               several               other               rowdy               kids               and               raced               among               the               parents               and               out               to               choose               seats               near               the               fence               in               the               bleachers.

    The               cars               roared,               the               crowd               roared,               the               loud               speakers               cranked               up               and               began               to               play               "Who               let               the               Dogs               Out?"               Bob               and               Kathy               found               their               favorite               place               below               the               announcers               box               and               watched               the               kids               high               five               friends               just               arriving               from               Boardman,               a               town               some               miles               west               on               the               freeway.

    As               the               races               got               under               way               the               kids               joined               their               parents               and               as               the               sun               went               down               and               the               wind               picked               up               the               coats               went               on.

    Late               in               the               evening               Bob               handed               the               car               keys               to               Kathy               with               a               little               lopsided               grin               and               a               wink               then               headed               to               the               onsite               bar               for               a               beer               with               some               buddies               and               watched               the               next               event               through               the               big               front               windows               overlooking               the               track.

    To               contact               Race               City               Race               Track:               81236               N               Highway               395               -               (541)               564-8674
                   2.

    On               a               bitterly               cold               winter               night               one               December               the               stove               in               Francisco               and               Maria's               house               over               heated               and               burned               the               kitchen               of               their               trailer               to               char.

    The               Hermiston               Fire               and               Rescue               trucks               arrived               on               the               scene               so               fast               they               were               able               to               save               the               rest               of               the               trailer,               an               almost               miraculous               feat.

    Emergency               Medical               personnel               checked               the               children               and               determined               that               they               were               ok….scared               silly….but               ok.

    Neighbors               took               the               family               in               for               the               night.

    At               work               the               next               day               the               supervisor               called               Francisco               in               to               the               office               and               wrote               him               out               a               check               "to               help               out".

    The               co-workers               gathered               kitchen               equipment,               tables,               and               chairs               and               food               items               at               the               place               of               work.

    In               two               days               the               family               was               in               another               house               with               everything               they               needed               to               make               a               truly               great               Christmas               celebration               full               of               joy               and               gratitude.

    Hermiston               Fire               and               Emergency               Services               District,               330               S.

    First,               Hermiston,               Oregon               97838               (541)               567-8822               http://www.hfes.us/               (The               names               are               changed               but               the               facts               are               true)
                   3.

    A               bright               spring               morning               and               I               am               restless               and               eager               to               plant               flowers.

    I               walk               over               to               the               Bi-Mart               store               and               look               at               the               bedding               plants,               then               I               go               on               over               to               the               Pendleton               Grain               Growers               Store,               I               examine               garden               tools,               seeds,               some               strange               new               perennial               plant               in               their               seasonal               nursery               and               discuss               the               possibility               of               another               killing               frost.

    The               consensus               is               that               only               newcomers               and               fools               predict               the               weather               in               Hermiston…..but               it               is               pretty               early               in               the               season.

    I               sigh               and               wander               on               home               chatting               with               neighbors               along               the               way;               everybody               is               out               preparing               flower               beds               and               garden               spots.

    Bi               Mart               200               S               1st               Pl               -               (541)               567-6493               and               Pendleton               Grain               Growers,               Inc.

    ~               Hermiston               Facility               200               S.

    First               Hermiston,               Oregon               
                   97838               1-541-567-5591               ...
                   4.

    Fourth               of               July;               my               husband               and               I               take               canvas               folding               chairs               out               and               join               the               neighboring               families               just               as               dark               approaches.

    We               are               deep               in               a               spirited               discussion               of               the               probable               site               of               an               old               irrigation               canal               that               used               to               run               through               this               block               when               the               first               fireworks               explodes               with               a               searing               bright               light               and               a               cannon               like               boom               that               rocks               the               town.

    Susie               at               five               and               me               at               fifty               five               squeal               and               duck               with               the               same               tone               and               intensity               and               every               one               laughs
                   5.

    August,               the               parade               that               marks               the               beginning               of               county               fair               week               winds               through               town.

    The               sidewalks               here               are               no               different               than               sidewalks               in               Portland               or               New               York,               on               parade               day               they               are               the               living               room               of               the               city               and               every               member               of               the               extended               family               is               here               for               the               fun.

    The               folks               on               the               floats               toss               candy,               the               kids               tear               through               the               crowds,               bands,               marchers               and               horses,               horses,               horses…..what               can               I               say….you               have               to               see               it               to               believe               it.
                   6.

    The               Umatilla               County               Fairground               is               smack               in               the               middle               of               Hermiston,               right               beside               the               Post               office               and               features               big               name               entertainment               every               night               for               a               week               in               August.

    The               Farm               City               Rodeo               held               in               conjunction               with               the               fair               attracts               national               champion               rodeo               riders,               ropers               and               clowns.

    This               event               is               worth               the               trip               from               anywhere               just               to               absorb               the               ambiance               of               the               celebration.

    Contact:               Umatilla               County               Fair               515               W.

    Orchard               PO               Box               94               Hermiston,               OR               97838               www.umatillacountyfair.com
                   
                   While               Hermiston               does               not               have               the               ultra               sophisticated               activities               of               a               big               city,               it               does               have               a               small               but               healthy               cultural               awareness.

    Wine               and               Cheese               cotillions               are               an               annual               event;               there               are               book               clubs,               theatre,               and               musical               events               throughout               the               year.

    Hermiston               High               School               has               a               new               auditorium               that               is               first               class               (It               rivals               any               auditorium               on               the               west               coast               for               accessibility,               acoustics,               class               and               beauty)               and               hosts               events               for               the               community               with               invited               musicians               and               plays               from               world               wide.
                   Hermiston               is               a               hub               pretty               generally               equidistant               to               the               major               metropolitan               areas               of               Portland,               Spokane,               Boise,               Seattle,               and               Bend.

    Because               of               the               location               at               the               conjunction               of               major               freeways               and               the               historical               Highway               395               which               runs               from               Mexico               to               Canada,               Hermiston               is               a               transportation               hub               that               hosts               five               local               truck               stops,               trucking               companies               and               inter-line               trucking               facilities.

    The               Hinkle               train               yard               is               just               South               of               town.

    The               Columbia               River               is               just               north               of               town.

    When               Products               go               east               from               the               Washington               and               Oregon               areas               it               has               a               high               probability               of               being               transported               through               the               Hermiston               area               on               the               River               system,               the               Rail               system               or               the               Freeway               system.
                   Area               Recreation               is               pretty               much               outdoors               oriented               but               there               is               a               roller               skating               rink,               a               busy               bowling               alley,               the               court               club,               and               other               fitness               clubs               (with               indoor               swimming               pool,               sauna               and               exercise               rooms,               handball,               racquetball,               weightlifting,               aerobics               or               whatever               fitness               programs               you               choose),               as               well               as               the               martial               arts               training               facility               on               North               First               Street.
                   Outdoor               activities               are               fishing,               hunting,               camping,               bird-watching,               (snowmobiling,               skiing,               sledding               and               snow               tubing               in               nearby               mountains),               boating,               swimming,               fishing               and               wind               surfing               on               the               Columbia               River,               Farm               City               Pro               Rodeo,               little               league,               soccer,               hiking,               biking,               and               picnicking.
                   There               are               an               astounding               74               acres               of               city               parks               in               Hermiston               with               horseshoe               pits,               volleyball               courts,               lighted               tennis               courts,               jogging               paths,               basketball               courts,               soccer               fields,               state               of               the               art               swimming               complex,               baseball               diamonds,               play               structures,               barbecue               and               picnic               areas.

    There               are               two               golf               courses               within               ten               minutes               of               downtown               Hermiston.
                   A               close               in               state               park               is               the               famous               Hat               Rock               State               Park               which               has               a               boat               launching               ramp,               picnic               areas,               and               geese               and               ducks               to               feed.

    Next               to               it               is               a               privately               owned               R.V               park               and               convenience               store.
                   To               contact               the               park               call;               
                   (541)               567-5032               
                   or               write               to;               
                   Hat               Rock               State               Park,               
                   Rt.

    3,               Box               3783,               
                   Hermiston,               Ore.

    97838
                   Hermiston               Library               is               a               relatively               new               modern               building               with               a               progressive               program               of               out               reach               to               seniors               (with               a               book               van)               and               programs               to               encourage               very               young               children               to               read.

    There               is               a               bank               of               computers               along               one               wall               and               many               periodicals               covering               topics               from               country               living               to               international               business               to               recreation.
                   Health               Care               in               Hermiston               is               comprehensive               and               constantly               updating               and               improving.

    The               Good               Shepherd               Hospital               information               found               at               www.gshealth.org               will               acquaint               you               with               the               main               provider               in               Hermiston.

    The               Hospital               and               connected               clinics               have               all               the               latest               equipment               and               professional               dedicated               staff.

    The               Hospital               is               rated               a               level               three               trauma               care               center               and               has               the               connections               to               transport               by               ambulance,               medi-vac               helicopter               or               plane               to               larger               facilities               in               Tri-Cities,               Portland,               Spokane,               or               Seattle.

    There               are               also               two               very               efficient               Urgent               Care               Clinics               in               town               along               with               a               long               list               of               doctors,               chiropractors,               dentists,               orthodontists,               ophthalmologists               and               optometrists.
                   Shopping               includes               several               classy               florist               shops,               Hermiston               Pharmacy               (which               is               a               full               service               pharmacy               with               a               soda               fountain,               an               astounding               array               of               gifts               and               decorative               glass               objects'               de               art,               cards               and               knick-knacks,               Rite               Aid               Pharmacy,               the               ubiquitous               Wal-Mart,               Safeway,               Super               One               grocery,               Bi-Mart,               several               Auto               parts               and               accessory               stores,               Ace               Hardware,               a               couple               of               lumber               stores,               irrigation               supply               stores,               a               brand               new               Home               Depot……..and….well,               you               get               the               picture,               if               you               want               it.

    you               can               probably               find               it               in               Hermiston.

    If               you               can't               find               it               here,               the               Tri               Cities               Washington               is               a               major               Metropolitan               area               approximately               40               miles               north               where               you               can               find               it.
                   The               nearest               large               airport               is               about               35               miles               away               in               Pasco,               Washington;               for               information               on               the               services               available               contact               :               
                   Port               of               Pasco,               3601               N               20th               Avenue               
                   Pasco,               Washington               U.S.A.

    99301               
                   Phone:               (509)               547-6352,               Fax:               (509)               547-9040               
                   Terminal               Hours:               3:30               a.m.

    to               1:00               a.m.


                   http://www.portofpasco.org/aphome.htm               
                   (Airport               Identifier:               PSC)
                   I               told               only               half               the               story,               and               like               the               presents               on               your               birthday               there               is               more               under               the               paper.

    So               come               on               over               to               Hermiston               and               look               around.

    It's               a               good               place               to               live.






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