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If you go out for breakfast and order 2 eggs and you only get one, or if you go to buy three pails of paint and you get 2, and if you go … well, you get the picture — so if you’re living in a care home paying monthly rent for food, medication, laundry, and care, and, because of staffing levels — an industry-wide issue, we’re told — you can’t have a scheduled shower, or cannot get up at a requested time and miss an appointment, should you pay the full rent amount — even if you don’t get everything you pay for?
About the Creator
Cam Tait
Cam Tait of Edmonton is a veteran journalist, author and comedian who lives with cerebral palsy. Overcoming great odds to live independently and work full time, he serves as a role model to future generations of Albertans.



Comments (2)
Well written
Nice one