Grant Crosbie’s family wasn’t expecting a miracle. His wife and children knew he could never recover from Alzheimer’s devastating carnage. All they wanted was for him to have a peaceful death in the long-term care facility that had become his final home. That didn’t happen. Crosbie died, age 72, on Feb. 9, after a week in distress, gasping for breath and drowning in his own phlegm with his increasingly frantic family begging for medical assistance.
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