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Thumbs down How this sailing program is changing the lives of people with disabilities
The first story here is great human interest story; the second is brief reminder of the greatest fund raiser I ever heard of but the third is most chill and proof on continuing inadequacies of health care . . . please help find alternatives.

How this sailing program is changing the lives of people with disabilities
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toron...onto-1.5255903

Chilling trend pays off for ALS research
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Canadian Healthcare system found it more convenient to kill a patient rather than finding ways to serve him
Canadian Healthcare system found it more convenient to kill a patient rather than finding ways to serve him – Medgazette 24
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