I ran across this story in the Nipigon Museum blog. It's about an old, handicapped Ojibwe woman named A-GAT. The story comes from a Hudson Bay Company trader.
Click here for the whole story.
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It the article it said someone half her age probably would have given up and died. Age and Knowledge!!
I think her family gave up on a very valuable member. I wonder if they went on to suffer from her absence.
great story thanks for posting
so glad you are still sharing and updating your blog
mike s
Thanks, Mike. I despair at times but I've always eventually pulled through. Words of support, like yours, really help.
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