“My hope for 2021 is that this pandemic accomplishes the unprecedented: an end to ageism and the beginning of valuing seniors as equal citizens, deserving of dignity, respect and care. May 2021 be the year we finally transform long-term care to enrich and sustain both the body and the soul. It’s possible. We just have to do it.”
The Toronto Star – Our wishes for 2021: From the thrill of a crowd, to new respect, to speedy vaccine access for all
“My hope for 2021 is that this pandemic accomplishes the unprecedented: an end to ageism and the beginning of valuing seniors as equal citizens, deserving of dignity, respect and care. May 2021 be the year we finally transform long-term care to enrich and sustain both the body and the soul. It’s possible. We just have to do it.”
https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2021/01/01/our-wishes-for-2021-from-the-thrill-of-a-crowd-to-new-respect-to-speedy-vaccine-access-for-all.html
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