AJ Bear's Travels

One more sleep over before I leave for Uganda. My daughter and I had a wonderful Sunday- Funday today and reflected over AJ. He remains such a big part of…

AJ Bear was helping make 38 survival kits this morning as part of an initiative with the Women's Portfolio (WP), in conjunction with the Regional Disaster Management Team (RDMT). We…

I haven’t worn a lab coat for over 20 years. There just didn’t seem to be a need – either at the clinic or at the hospital. My patients tolerate…

My daughter and I had the opportunity to participate and help out in “The Vagina Monologues” organized by the Muslim Feminist Collective of Edmonton last weekend. Having never been to…

One of the first people AJ met whilst we were scouting out properties in Comox was Neil and MJ. We were walking on the beach and came across them and…

When AJ was first diagnosed with cancer in 2007, we made a decision to be completely transparent with our children. Our family was no stranger to hospitals and, over the…

I recently came across this photograph of the grandkids laying on a picnic blanket basking in the sun and hugging AJ Bear. I was immediately flooded with memories of warm…

Happy New Year everyone!. For 2019, AJ Bear and I prepare for what I believe will be the most emotional experiences of our lives. We are going to Uganda with…

In October, to celebrate Freedom 55, AJ Bear and I did a whirlwind tour of South America with Sunset Tours. The Galapagos Islands are out of this world- definitely a…

Of course AJ Bear has been on multiple trips to Comox- which is our second home. No doubt his favourite trip would be when he was accompanied with 6 of…