Human Resources committee  Well, yes, there is with me. Here I am in the hospital. Do you know why I'm in the hospital? It isn't from a disability. I had a kidney stone explode. I had pneumonia and a collapsed lung, and I went septic. I had a wound. I've been here since June. Do you know that I could go h

Human Resources committee  I think MAID would become much more popular. You see it all the time on the news. I just watched on the news somewhere, where a man doesn't want to die, but he has gone on MAID because he is scared of being homeless. He would rather die than be homeless, even though he doesn't wa

Human Resources committee  I'm sorry. Can you repeat the last part?

Human Resources committee  No, we haven't, because I don't know if anybody believes it's going to happen. I don't know. We're a community that's kind of spread around. I haven't heard much about that at all.

Human Resources committee  I found that to be a really difficult problem. I thought a lot about how they are going to be able to do this. To be honest, I wouldn't want that job. When I worked, I commuted from one city to another. I worked for 11 years straight, five days a week. It was good. I enjoyed th

Human Resources committee  Yes, they've been saying this, and we've had certainty before. In 1990, they were certain they were going to do it. As long as what we need to do is make a commitment to do it, what's going to happen when the government changes? What's going to happen if they can't agree with thi

Human Resources committee  Thank you for inviting me to speak. I'm going to talk about it a little more personally—what in the past has caused people with disabilities to be where we are. Nothing has really changed. I'm the chair of the Stratford advisory committee on accessibility issues. We're an adviso