Posted on 18/01/03
Music, warmth and relief at the Morgentaler clinic
What I expect to see in Dr. Henry Morgentaler's Toronto clinic is a small, homely sort of place like a physiotherapy office in a bad neighbourhood, where the receptionist is still typing on a Selectric and the clientele is a gaggle of depressed patients with bad backs fighting for the one chair with the Obus Forme. I expect grey-faced people with angry signs waving little troll dolls at teenaged patients outside.
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