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  • 3 days ago | nextavenue.org | Michele Hollow

    How to cope with symptoms including itchy, watery eyes, sneezing and a runny noseMy mom used to hang clothes out on a line each spring and summer. In addition to saving a few dollars on using a dryer, the clothes had a fresh clean scent when we pulled them in from the window of our second-floor apartment. Pollen ProblemsMany people hang their clothes on a line, whether they live in an apartment in the Bronx in New York (like my mom) or in a private house in the country.

  • 2 weeks ago | nextavenue.org | Michele Hollow

    My mom's rejection of technology is something I often embrace. Together, we usually shun anything high tech. That recently changed when my husband installed a talk-to-text app on my phone. At age 93, my mom can't hear well — even with hearing aids. On my weekly visits, I shout so she hears me. She (somehow) learned to read lips. Despite that, following a conversation is next to impossible. The talk-to-text app allowed her to read the conversation, follow along and converse with her aide and me.

  • 1 month ago | njmonthly.com | Michele Hollow

    When Carol Rosenstein’s husband played the piano, his symptoms of dementia and Parkinson’s disease disappeared. That’s why Rosenstein created Music Mends Minds in 2014. Today, the Los Angeles-based nonprofit brings music circles to senior centers, nursing homes and hospitals through four branches in New Jersey, and many more in the United States and internationally. Drums are usually the instrument of choice, since most people can bang on a drum.

  • Oct 18, 2024 | njmonthly.com | Michele Hollow

    Many New Jersey residents with Horizon insurance can enjoy free music and dance through ArtsRx. Photo: Courtesy of NJPACWhen Lenza Lettley’s husband had a stroke four years ago, her life changed overnight. A full-time hairstylist, she had to reduce her hours so she could bring her partner of 34 years to speech therapy, memory-care specialists and medical providers, as well as care for him at home. “It was overwhelming,” says the Orange resident.

  • Oct 11, 2024 | shepherd.com | Patti McCracken |Percival L. Everett |Lucy Cooke |Michele Hollow

    Myfavorite read in 2024…It's nonfiction that reads like fiction. I didn't know about Auntie Suzy and the murder ring, which I believe saved many women's lives. Loved Most🥇Emotions🥈WritingWriting style❤️Loved itPace🐕Good, steady paceWhy should I read it? 1author pickedThe Angel Makersas one of their favorite books, and they sharewhy you should read it. What is this book about?

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