I’m happy for them too. I’ve had years of dental insurance and the loss is devastating. I can’t imagine what it must be like to have no health insurance.

Now I hear there’s a possible OAS roll back. Getting my teeth looked after will be even harder to manage.

That’s great to hear but as a senior on a pension who doesn’t qualify for the dental health care plan I find it difficult to pay for the work I need. Our teeth become worn and break easily and the fix is not cheep. Finding $4000 for a bridge is challenging. I will probably just live with the gap.

😊❤️

Spent more than a few Saturday midnights at the Park Theatre.
#TimeWarp

I lived in that area for years. A friend was waiting to cross Osborne at Roslyn when a car ran the light and hit another car. Had she not been aware they would have struck her as well. As it was she came home with glass in her hair.
Too many small streets converging on a very busy one.

My son had sensory issues as a child - sunlight, noises, clothing issues - but he seems to have overcome them. At the time they could be quite debilitating.