It’s late May and Peter Dynov sits alone in a dark, empty waiting room in Toronto’s North York General Hospital. “If, God forbid, she gets an infection in her lungs, it’s not going to be really forgiving for her.”Was she worried? “The long-term outlook is really unknown right now and trying to get all those patients through efficiently — it’s going to be a challenge,” says Hameed. But like everyone else at North York General, she’s had to change the way she delivers that care. “There's some tactile therapy going on — for both of us.”You can barely make out what she looks like through her PPE, but her kind, bright eyes shine through.

Source: CBC News June 05, 2020 20:15 UTC