Tag Archives: 2013
Proud to be part of it . . .
Received a link to download a copy of the Queen’s University, Department of Medicine Annual Report for 2013. I was so proud to see my nephrologists (kidney docs) featured, especially Dr. Ross Morton and Dr. Karen Yates. To see other … Continue reading
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Touching and amazing honour . . .
Last night I was honoured by a local organization, the Afro-Caribe Community Foundation, at their annual dinner and dance. It was a surprised to get the news from my Aunt (who is in the organization), that they wanted to recognize … Continue reading
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