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...ba href=/anxiety/a/b and post-traumatic stress, Leroux says she followed guidelines for both protective attire and contact with her family.

"It was very clear to me that (my husband) and two children were at high risk of contracting it as well because I had just seen them and was quite contagious at the time," she said in an interview.

Leroux‘s family did not contract SARS, but they spent 10 days in isolation, while she was quarantined for a month.

The nurse is now one of 53 suing the provincial government for negligence during the crisis.

TRUMPING MOTHER NATURE?

A public inquiry blamed a "broken" public health care system in its interim report, calling it "unprepared, fragmented, poorly led ...

inadequately resourced." "SARS was contained only by the heroic efforts of dedicated front line health care and public health workers and the assistance of extraordinary managers and medical advisers," Justice Archie Campbell wrote in 2004.

Ontario that year committed C$2.4 million ($2 million) in new health spending and created an emergency management unit to coordinate the province‘s response to crises like SARS.

"The fundamental problem with SARS was that we took for granted our ability to trump Mother Nature," said Allison Stuart, the unit‘s director.

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The songs, created on guitar and piano, are filled with the intimate sounds of the cello, violin, viola, bass and percussion.

Hall writes with insight of the everyday life and the events and emotions that transcend their surroundings.

An Irish melancholy drifts through the songs, which is not surprising.

Although she was born and raised in Melbourne, before that her parents had lived in Kenmare, County Kerry, an area of Ireland known for its beauty.

She grew up surrounded by the music of the Chieftains, Planxty, Andy Irvine and Mary Black.

When she went to Ireland as an adult "it felt so much as where I had come from.

The first pub I went into a lot of the women looked like me".

She speaks of the "beautiful ache" of Irish music, which can stir her when she listens to it, especially the sound of the uilleann pipes.

She also speaks admiringly of the voice of Dolores Burton, of the Cranberries.

A life in music, however, has not been a surety for Hall.

First, there was the paralysed arm with which she was born, but which came good with treatment.

Then, there was the money trap.

Although she says music has been her passion, there was a time as an adult when she entered the corporate world thinking, "I could quickly get enough money together to do an album and put a website together".

To her consternation, she found she was actually good at what she was doing — media marketing — and began to climb the ladder of ambition.

The mu...