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Here’s some of what you’ll see in the September issue of Long Island Woman

FYI/Picks
Acquired Riches: Highlights from the Hofstra University Museum Collection in Celebration of the 75th Anniversary
of Hofstra University.
Diabetes Self-Management Program at Mercy Medical Center.
Tai Chi Classes
Old-Fashioned Italian Delicacies
Meet This Long Island Woman: Adina Genn, Editor, Port Washington Patch

Product Pick: The Pouchee
Event Pick: An Evening with Lucie Arnaz at Adelphi University Performing Arts Center (AuPac)
Book Pick: The Letter by V. Thomas Hoban
Click Pick: kitchendaily.com
Eatery Pick: Pine Island Grill at Crescent Beach Club

Book Corner
Savior Siblings
A Long Island Family Fights to Save Their Daughter
The story centers around Katie Trebing, who was born in 2002 with Diamond Blackfan Anemia, a very rare blood disease which prevents bone marrow from producing red blood cells.

Health
Eating Healthfully?
Test your Nutritional IQ
Have you ever bragged about how clean your diet is? Do friends rely on your nutritional savvy when they have questions about healthy foods? Or do you know how you should be eating but find it takes too much effort?
Test your nutritional know-how by answering these true-or-false questions.

Feature
Interview with Lucie Arnaz
Though she’s two years shy of 60, Lucie feels scant trepidation when looking forward to the years ahead. “It’s hard for me to believe I’m anywhere near the age I’m at,” she says. “I look pretty darn good, I feel great, and I’ve never had more fun as a performer than I’m having right now.

Relationships
Admitting Mistakes and Moving On
Fess Up and Feel Better
You may fear you’ll feel like a failure or subject yourself to hostile criticism when you admit missteps. But confession can have both personal and relationship benefits.

Happenings
Check out our calendar for everything from classes, lectures and art exhibits to outdoor activities, concerts and other entertainment.

Support Groups
If you have been struggling with any issue, look over our support group listings (categorized by subject matter for easy reference). You’re bound to find something to help.