Toula Drimonis: No matter their language, sick Quebecers need compassion, not confusion

A little over a decade ago, I read about Hélène Tremblay Lavoie, a bilingual francophone living in Toronto whose dementia made her lose her ability to speak English. As her neurodegenerative disease progressed, the second language she had spoken for more than 30 years became incomprehensible to her (common among dementia patients).   Read More