One of the greatest gifts of living in Canada is the changing seasons and the beauty that comes with each season. Late fall and winter are more serious and perhaps traditionally more full of risk. But this does not give health authorities the right to distort the fact that illness is a part of life and nature and that they do not have the moral right to separate love ones and to decide who belongs and who will be excluded.
Its terrible, doing that. When I was I'll a few yrs ago and worried it was COVID-19 I told my family to not even suggest I go to hospital until I was unconscious.
Will I ever trust doctors enough to go back to the days of annual checkups?
One of the greatest gifts of living in Canada is the changing seasons and the beauty that comes with each season. Late fall and winter are more serious and perhaps traditionally more full of risk. But this does not give health authorities the right to distort the fact that illness is a part of life and nature and that they do not have the moral right to separate love ones and to decide who belongs and who will be excluded.
Its terrible, doing that. When I was I'll a few yrs ago and worried it was COVID-19 I told my family to not even suggest I go to hospital until I was unconscious.
Will I ever trust doctors enough to go back to the days of annual checkups?
I'm thinking nope.
This is heart breaking.