Even though the lovely summer-like weather turned back south last Saturday, the sun shone brightly over the Women for Women event in Toronto where approximately 20 women came together to give back and support the charity Canadian Transplant Association www.organ-donation-works.org. I thought it was going to be one of our regular events until I met [...]
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The Caring@Home blog welcomes this guest post by Soraiya Walji. Losing a loved one can be the most defeating event in a person’s life. And being by the side of a loved one during their most critical time of need is most imperative. I first looked into Compassionate Care Benefits for a dear friend who [...]
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The spring season seems to put a spring in our steps, a whistle on our lips and the energy to get things done. It has also sparked this week’s blog. When I see the sun shining and feel the balmy 14-degree breeze, I ask myself: Why does the sun and warm weather give us a [...]
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This past weekend, Bayshore Home Health and Losing Our Parents teamed up to offer family caregivers living in our magnificent multicultural community a workshop that would bring family caregivers together to share their personal stories. Bayshore has allowed me to dedicate my role to helping family caregivers cope and be the best they can be [...]
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Every once in a while I express my opinions on the Caring@Home blog. I’m sure everyone realizes by now that I like to put my two cents in! So, I thought I’d comment on the post-Drummond Report era. We’ve certainly been flooded with information, reports, comments and opinions. Now we need answers. Since the Drummond [...]
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