As I wrote in my previous article in this series, I first logged on to Twitter in December 2010 to talk about my experiences as a chronic disease patient who has had good results by having conventional medical professionals and […]
When I was first diagnosed with a chronic disease, I felt alone and didn’t know who to talk to. I reached for social media. I wanted to find people working through similar things, I wanted to find my own community. […]
In 1988, I moved to Burlington. It was my home for over 30 years. I raised a family there and I was an active participant with many charities and organizations, including the Carpenter Hospice, Canadian Cancer Society, and Joseph Brant […]
