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Marilyn flowers, right is the home dialysis co-ordinator at Sunnybrook Hospital
Marilyn flowers, right is the home dialysis co-ordinator at Sunnybrook Hospital

Marilyn flowers, right is the home dialysis co-ordinator at Sunnybrook Hospital

Date10/12/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Marilyn flowers, right is the home dialysis co-ordinator at Sunnybrook Hospital. Here she visits one of her patients, Victor Wilson, and checks, with his wife Rose, his efforts with the machine. Wilson, suffering from kidney disease needs regular sessions on artificial kidney machine.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0026458F
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