At the time of our ancestors in 1918, the « Spanish flu » of the H1N1 type was raging in Quebec. Half a million people fell ill and nearly 14 thousand died. There was no vaccine or effective medication yet. People treated themselves as best they could,… Read More "A bit of history Report of an octogenarian
The Covid-19 pandemic changes our habits but does not prevent anyone from facing the multiple challenges of his life. This is the case of Monique Vigneault who loves her shoes, is this the case for you? Monique Vigneault is aware of the role that her… Read More "Marchildon of the real thing
Over the past 2 years with Covid 19 restrictions, Polio Quebec and I have been Zooming around the world with so many Polio people on my little laptop. What a wonderful experience seeing and hearing all their stories! Really, we are all one big happy… Read More "Sharing session: Trip around the world on zoom
Yoga A success for Polio Quebec and March of Dimes What good news when, on the Board of Directors of Polio Quebec, Mona Arseneault proposed chair yoga sessions, via the internet! Mona organized everything: she found a facilitator who understood the specificities of polio; the… Read More "Chair Yoga by internet enriching experience at the time of Covid-19
L’isolement social : qu’est-ce que c’est, comment est-il problématique, dans quels cas ce n’est pas un problème, et comment briser l’isolement social. Billet de Jacinthe Bertrand, coordonnatrice aux communications, Polio Québec Certains mesurent le succès d’une société à sa croissance économique, d’autres à son niveau… Read More "Aging and social isolation
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