One of the most frustrating things about losing a family member during this pandemic has been the mandatory self-quarantine — the one that’s been imposed on me for crossing a national border to get here (to the Toronto area where my father was living up until a few days ago), and on my sister who […]
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Flow, river, flow… (a Covid-era tribute)
Posted in Spirit matter, tagged Caledon Hills, Coronavirus, Covid stories, COVID-19, Credit River, elder care, elders, identity, inspiration, Ivan Franko Home for the Aged, Life and death, obituaries, pandemics, Poltava Country Club, Rev. Peter Iwachiw on May 11, 2020 | 7 Comments »
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