When Life Hits Harder Than Expected At age 25, I was diagnosed with chronic kidney disease. Three decades later, I started peritoneal dialysis, followed by a kidney transplant from a living donor at age 57. In between, I underwent surgeries for my gall bladder (2007) and...
Read MoreI will admit to a bit of a love-hate relationship with life insurance. On the one hand, insurance is almost always appropriate to buy at some time in your life. On the other hand, as someone with a chronic health condition, kidney disease, I couldn’t...
Read MoreAn Introduction to Insurance and Risk Management – Part 4 We don’t die like we used to Not that many years ago, Canadians routinely used to die from cancer, a heart attack or a stroke. Now, thanks to developments in medical treatment, there is an increasing likelihood...
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