A couple of very good friends in Vancouver somehow convinced the Canadian College of Family Physicians and Canadian Geriatrics Society to give me an award for innovation in geriatrics. I don’t deserve it. Here is my acceptance speech at the Family Medicine Forum in Montréal on November 10, 2017.
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*Congratulations to you! However I must disagree with you. You most definitely deserve this award and I thank you for all of your caring kindness with the elderly. Your ideas and actions have caused a positive sea change in geriatric care, one that certainly helps the elderly now and a change that will benefit many of us in the not so distant future! * *Warmest Regards,* *Margaret McCoy *
On 24 November 2017 at 11:24, Sunshiners: Frail Old People Living At Home wrote:
> John Sloan posted: “A couple of very good friends in Vancouver somehow > convinced the Canadian College of Family Physicians and Canadian Geriatrics > Society to give me an award for innovation in geriatrics. I don’t deserve > it. Here is my acceptance speech at the Family Medicin” >