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Short-lived help: Pat Brett says on Ontario government therapist sent to her home to help with baby Heather, who has cerebral palsy, was taken off the case just as Heather was improving
Short-lived help: Pat Brett says on Ontario government therapist sent to her home to help with baby Heather, who has cerebral palsy, was taken off the case just as Heather was improving

Short-lived help: Pat Brett says on Ontario government therapist sent to her home to help with baby Heather, who has cerebral palsy, was taken off the case just as Heather was improving

Date1/20/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: Short-lived help: Pat Brett says on Ontario government therapist sent to her home to help with baby Heather, who has cerebral palsy, was taken off the case just as Heather was improving.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0025901F
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