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Tomorrow will be 4 years since we lost Jude and I'm still not sure how it's real. In the week of his anniversary we focus on finding ways to make life easier for other families. Today is also #GivingTuesday so I'll share our favourites now.#GrabYourCape #forjudeforeveryone 1/9 
1)@foodbankscanada- In Dec. Isla realized there must be need all year and asked to organize a spring food drive. #COVID19 arrived and changed everything, and she set a goal of raising $2000. Thank you for your support, and there's still time to help. 2/9
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2) We're all feeling how hard it is to be away from loved ones, and when you're little and sick you need your family. @RMHCCanada keeps families together when they need it most, and right now they need our support to keep doing this vital work. 3/9
A friendly reminder:
Anyone who tells you that ‘they had the flu and it wasn’t that bad’ 100% did not have the flu to begin with.
(or was vaccinated and had milder symptoms because of it)
Most people will remember the EXACT week(s) they had their last bout with the flu.
Anyone who tells you that ‘they had the flu and it wasn’t that bad’ 100% did not have the flu to begin with.
(or was vaccinated and had milder symptoms because of it)
Most people will remember the EXACT week(s) they had their last bout with the flu.
Mine was my first year of family medicine residency.
I still remember the ER doc taking one look at me dragging myself in that night and saying:
“You look worse than every single patient here. Go home.”
I obliged & took nearly a week to recuperate.
I still remember the ER doc taking one look at me dragging myself in that night and saying:
“You look worse than every single patient here. Go home.”
I obliged & took nearly a week to recuperate.
My wife had to be kept overnight for dehydration/lethargy due to influenza as she wasn’t keeping up with hydration between bouts of sleeping and being deliriously feverish.
I had never been so scared for her until that day.
I had never been so scared for her until that day.
