
Angela Gartner
Editor and Content Director at Northeast Ohio Parent
Editor/Content Director at Northeast Ohio Parent magazine, journalist, poet, fiction writer, Boy&dog mom, Kent grad, adjunct professor, constant reader
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
northeastohioparent.com | Angela Gartner
Here are some suggestions to help support, provide resourcesand recognize people who are balancing care for themselves and their aging loved ones. Generation Care:The New Culture of CaregivingBy Jennifer N. LevinJennifer Levin was 32 when her father was diagnosed with a rare degenerative illness. As she struggled with few resources and little support, she created Caregiver Collective, a national online support group for millennial caregivers.
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3 weeks ago |
northeastohioparent.com | Angela Gartner
Danielle Brickman O’Connor grew up in Northeast Ohio. She began training with the school of Cleveland Ballet at the age of 4 and studied dance full time from then on, eventually dancing professionally for almost 10 years. “At age 27, I got injured in rehearsal and suffered a career-ending neck injury,” she wrote in an email. “I have had chronic neck pain and other debilitating side effects since that day, but I have come far with how I can manage it.
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1 month ago |
northeastohioparent.com | Angela Gartner
Sebastian Botirius, age 4, of Solon, passed away due to complications from a bone marrow transplant in 2022. As an infant, Sebastian was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes and subsequent genetic testing showed it was caused by a rare genetic disorder called LRBA deficiency. To honor his memory and his love for playgrounds, his parents created Sebastian’s Playgrounds.
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2 months ago |
northeastohioparent.com | Angela Gartner
Maltz Museum held its 17th annual Stop the Hate Youth Speak Out and Youth Sing Out Contest awards ceremony last Thursday where students from sixth through 12th grades read their winning essays, poetry and performed songs that represented standing up against bias and bigotry, along with a commitment in creating a more accepting, inclusive society.
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2 months ago |
northeastohioparent.com | Angela Gartner
As the spring daffodils start to bloom outside, I remember the semi-warm days where my two sons played in our backyard. They spent hours playing baseball, hockey, swinging on the swings and even gathering worms in buckets (Mom still says “eek”). I miss those days, worms and all. Now, as teens, their phones and online games are a big part of their lives. As parents, we are still managing their screen time. If you are considering a phone for your son or daughter soon, here’s some advice.
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