Editor's Special Interest Articles Teens Get Along with Parents Seventy-five percent of high school students say they get along very well or extremely well with their parents or guardians, according to a survey sponsored by the Horatio Alger Association. Only 3 percent report they and their parents don't get along well, the survey says. If teens had more leisure time they would choose to spend it with their families instead of spending more time with their friends, playing sports or anything else, the Web Site Good News Network reports. Nine in 10 of the teens say they have at least one family member in which to confide. Copyright 2003 by United Press International. All rights reserved. - Updated: December 25, 2003   Plymouth Health Online, along with all information provided, is for educational purposes only and is not an attempt to replace the need to seek healthcare services or to provide specific healthcare advice. We strongly encourage users to consult with their chiropractor or other qualified healthcare professionals for personal healthcare attention and answers to personal questions. Plymouth Health Online 908 Penniman Plymouth, MI 48170 Elizabeth A. Sisk, D.C. E-Mail: info@plymouthhealth.org Phone: (734) 453-7090 Fax: (734) 453-9992 Published by Healthy Practices, Inc.     © 2001-2003 Healthy Practices, Inc. All rights reserved.