To be fair, I've always been grateful for Trillium. It's a program started for my husband and his health requirements. I'm also almost always grateful to be Canadian, hard not to be when your closest neighbour is you know who. Even if I'm really vocal about our shortcomings and misdeeds.

Except one. There's 1 person who id love to call and try to reconnect with but we fell out when she told me "my life got too hard for her" and she needed to be with her new friends. I'm sure you can empathize with my hesitation. So she too will hear it through the grapevine or read it on an advert

Every single person who is in my life now, was called the day I finally got my diagnosis. It took me far too little time to accomplish. I'm having a hard time caring about the folks who've had zero energy for me since the boy was born. I want them to keep that same energy when they hear