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Family members and workers try to boost holiday spirits at long-term care homes

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Family members and workers try to boost holiday spirits at long-term care homes

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Published on December 26, 2020

Holiday cheer is desperately needed at many long-term care homes ravaged by COVID-19, with the grief of losing neighbours made worse by being separated from family this season.

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