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As parents age, and as the baby boomers look to their own futures, the majority of Ontarians are worried about getting access to home health care. Family therapist Pearl Langer and Deborah Simon of VHA Home HealthCare join us to talk about the social and psychological effects of a system under siege. They'll be here to take your calls. This show contains 1 taped item "Homecare" by Your Health. Show is phone-in based, and viewers can also participate via e-mail.
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May 06, 2001
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