Love my life, love to run, love to sleep, love to watch way too much tv, love cats, the beach, sunny days, and sports. I speak fluent sarcasm, deal with it!
We took a page out of Santa's🎅 book and delivered the teddies🧸 and toys that YOU donated last week for the Queen Elizabeth Hospital’s pediatric department and Ocean 100's Toys for Tots program!
Thank you again for your kindness and generosity!👏
#SeasonOfGiving
BREAKING
Canada will NOT be upgraded to figure skating team event bronze from Beijing 2022. Russia keeps bronze.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport just dismissed Canada’s appeal.
Full statement:
I love the Olympics. Give me ALL the content. Gear haul fashion shows? Yes please. Olympic Village tours? Hell to the yes. Handball matches at 3am? I’m so there. Crying happy athletes? My drug of choice. Who needs sleep when the Olympics are on??
[Normal people]: Hey do you wanna randomly go on a road trip tomorrow?
[People in medicine]: (in March) so do you want Christmas week or New Years week off this year?
Hannah Taylor, competing in the 57-kg weight class, won two matches in Acapulco, Mexico, on Feb. 29 to become the first-ever wrestler from P.E.I. to qualify for an Olympic Games. Congratulations, Hannah!! #Paris2024
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To keep your kids and pets safe, keep cannabis products in a locked container away from all other foods and beverages and out of children's reach #stashyourstash
Endometriosis affects millions of women and girls. But we don't talk about it. I'm proud to have been an executive producer of "Below the Belt," a documentary airing on PBS on June 21 that breaks the silence. Don't miss this moving, informative, and infuriating film. https://t.co/2LUmmokj37
@LouiseMartinCBC Is anyone asking if there is enough nursing staff in the QEH ICU for the extra beds that may need to open? Has anyone asked if ICU staff from PCH will be helping staff the QEH ICU?
Hook - Palliative care is not about giving up on life. It's about living life to the fullest until the very end. Let's break down some common misconceptions about palliative care. 🧵👇
1/ Misconception: Palliative care is only for the dying.
Reality: Regardless of life expectancy, palliative care can help anyone with a serious illness. It focuses on improving quality of life, managing symptoms, and providing emotional support.
2/ Misconception: Palliative care means stopping all other treatments.
Reality: Palliative care can be given alongside curative treatments. It's about providing holistic care that addresses all aspects of a patient's well-being, including physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
3/ Misconception: Palliative care is only for the elderly.
Reality: Palliative care is for anyone with a serious illness, regardless of age. It can be helpful for young adults, children, and anyone facing a life-limiting illness.
4/ Misconception: Palliative care is depressing.
Reality: Palliative care can actually improve a patient's mood and overall well-being. It provides support and comfort during difficult times and helps patients live life as fully as possible.
Let's spread the word about the importance of palliative care and bust these myths. 💪
Nurses in P.E.I. want to know by the middle of the month how Health P.E.I. plans to deal with another challenging summer vacation season. #peihealthcare
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