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pets, medicine

Bats are assholes.

by Laura Brady

Caledon — My husband and I were sitting up reading in bed, at 11:30 pm two nights ago. We were chatting when he suddenly started to swat the air like there was a bug. It wasn’t a bug. It was a bat. In my bedroom. Flying around. Like he owned the joint. Major drama. Brave, slightly hysterical husband plus my eldest son captured and released the scared little bastard. But evidence led us to believe he’d be...

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medicine, healthcare, Life

What I want people to know about growing up with a trach and a complex medical condition.

by Mariah Hillis

Saskatoon — I had a high spinal cord injury while I was being born which affected two parts of my brain, the automatic nervous system, and the part of my brain which controls the physical parts of my body. As a r...

Sea Colour, Today's Walk, sea

What colour is the sea? 7

by David Wade Chambers

Aireys inlet — Spring is a great season in Australia for the native bottlebrush (callistemon) which is widely seen flowering in gardens and in the bush. Several dozen species grow in Australia sporting many colours...

history, medicine, Architecture

There are no Quacks in Queen Square

by Adrian Tribe

London — As I mentioned in yesterday’s moment, Queen Square is home to many health care related buildings. The one shown in the photo above is now known as The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery...

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