Alzheimer’S Can’T Destination Naomi Kliman’S Beautiful Music
“It’s non odd for people amongst the illness to plough to activities that used to plough over them pleasance . . . It reminds them of who they are.”
By Max Wallack
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There was a beautiful story inwards the Boston Globe close Naomi Kliman. Naomi was a music instructor who taught pianoforte for almost 65 years. During her career, she taught over 1,000 students.
Today, at 82, Naomi lives inwards an assisted living facility. She has Alzheimer’s disease. Naomi, in addition to her piano, moved into the assisted living facility when she was 80.
“It’s non odd for people amongst the illness to plough to activities that used to plough over them pleasance . . . It reminds them of who they are.”
About Kliman, John Ziesel says,
“At a deep level, [Kliman] knows that when she plays she is seen equally a pianist in addition to if she stops playing she’ll hold upwardly seen equally a ill person.”
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- About the
Max Wallack is a pupil at Boston University Academy. His nifty grandmother, Gertrude, suffered from Alzheimer's disease. Max is the founder of PUZZLES TO REMEMBER. PTR is a projection that provides puzzles to nursing homes in addition to veterans institutions that tending for Alzheimer's in addition to dementia patients.
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