Life began at 38 for Dolly Jameson (left), an Italian countess who learned after a four-day education course in Women's College Hospital, Toronto, tha(...)

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Life began at 38 for Dolly Jameson (left), an Italian countess who learned after a four-day education course in Women's College Hospital, Toronto, tha(...)

Date8/1/1972

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Ross, Fred (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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Original Toronto Star caption: Life began at 38 for Dolly Jameson (left), an Italian countess who learned after a four-day education course in Women's College Hospital, Toronto, that she could live a normal productive life even though she has diabetes. With her are fellow-diabetics Ralph Albert, Walter Mollins, Charles Steenburgh, and Gwendolyn Trus.

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