@aaronrcraven Dear Aaron, I am so sorry for the loss of your Mom. You’ve honoured your Mom in so many ways, and through you, she’s helped so many of us. Thank you for what you do to increase our awareness and change our perception of people living with dementia.
In partnership with @yukongov, we will be expanding #dementia supports in the territory. The initiative is intended to inform, educate and support Yukon-based community members living with dementia and their care partners and health-care providers. https://t.co/FihACZwlMx
@marshalederman@globebooks Marsha, please say instead, ‘ I can go on!’… your book is illuminating and personal and is a treasure … I have finished reading it but it remains on my nightstand because I can’t bear to put it away in the bookcase quite yet.
@vickiecammack @Thomsod @planinstitute@plannedlifetime Wonderful story and message…..and inspiring advocates to stay the course. Canada needs a guaranteed income program for people living with disability. Thanks to you Al for championing and leading this work!
Enjoy the songs that celebrate the gift of community.
Tickets available at https://t.co/D8XYLvxFeY
Voices in Motion is an intergenerational choir for adults with dementia, their caregivers, students and friends
PROOF OF VACCINATION AND MASKS REQUIRED.
Sabrina the Teenage Witch would like to have a word about being fully vaccinated and being really sick with CoVid.
Not good. But really mad about her kids not wearing masks.
@ProfEmilyOster - you might want to watch this. Not an abstract data set, someone clearly in pain.
Fantastic news @LindaLeeMD Thank you for your leadership building a person-centered program to improve the lives of people living with dementia through the delivery of compassionate healthcare close to home, and including Alzheimer Societies in Canada in your work! @AlzheimerBC
Congratulations to Schlegel Research Chair, @LindaLeeMD, on her renewal as chair in primary care for elders! Linda's crucial work focuses on improving health care for older adults living with dementia and other complex conditions.
Read more: https://t.co/bBBjI76pFO
Access to Justice for people living with dementia: If your doctor determines you are incapable of making your own decision, but you think you understand enough to make your own health care decision. @BCLawInstitute@AlzheimerBC@CCElderLaw https://t.co/MnIDetorWR