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Classic LifeCare RN Margaret Moule decides to give retirement another go. Margaret’s Retirement Plans “I retired at 60 and I got awfully bored of playing cards,” says Moule. “I took a labour job for…

Described as a miracle child, Tristyn Tallio is like any other second-grader in Vancouver. Tristyn has been featured on posters and advertisements encouraging support for BC Children’s Hospital. He stayed in the hospital for…

Choosing a homecare agency is an important decision that requires research and time. When you invite someone into your home, you want to trust and feel confident in that person. Different homecare agencies offer…

Two-year-old Olivia, who was born with a brain injury, has an incredible bond with the family dog Deefer. Since Olivia was a baby, Deefer a four-year-old grey and white pit bull, has been a…

Jenny Aherne has worked for Classic LifeCare for 20 years and loves helping others. She plans to be a companion to her client, Jason, until the day she dies. The single mother of five,…

Crystal Howard was once a preschooler in the child care centre receiving YWCA Crabtree Corner support. Now, at 31, she works at Crabtree supporting high-risk women and babies. Crystal Received YWCA Crabtree Corner Support…

Love, friendship, family and music keep Alberta couple Bob and Jean happy in their new home in Calgary. Bob & Jean’s Love Story Bob and Jean, both in their 90s resided in Edmonton for…

There is no typical day for Farrah Jamal, a medical social worker at Vancouver General Hospital, which is just the way she likes it. “A) I like to be challenged, B) I like to…

Classic LifeCare employee Jean Lubin has big plans for a small town in Haiti. Lubin, born in Haiti, immigrated to Canada on December 8, 2008. He returned to Haiti in February and was devastated…

Lung disease and the Lung Association are close to my heart, as my Grandfather has only one-third of a lung left. While most of us don’t even think about breathing, it is a big…