I think they have not explored that choice from a realistic perspective. I think that sometimes if they've not been exposed, perhaps, to situations that once they've been in them.... On the first day that I needed physical assistance with certain things, I was very upset, but then once I adapted, adjusted, and had the support of disabled peers, I was able to do many other things.
I still do many, many things, even speaking to you and speaking to issues that affect millions of people, from a hospital bed. I think that perspective needs to be brought forward. I think we need to be able to encourage people and to encourage Canadians that lives matter, even when we're talking about dementia and dignity.