أذكر قريت هيج شي بكتاب Sapiens، أعتقد بالفصل قبل الأخير؛ مثلًا ذكر أنّ الأشخاص ذوي الأمراض المزمنة ممكن يعيشون حياة نفسية شبه طبيعية إذا حالتهم وألمهم بقى نفسه وما صار اسوأ.

الفكرة هي أنّ أشياء مثل السعادة والشقاء هي مقاييس نسبية مو مطلقة. إذا صارلك شي يبعث على السعادة، فبعد فترة رح يكون جزء من يومك وحياتك الطبيعية. بالنتيجة، رح ترجع لنفس المستوى من الرضا عن حياتك ورح تحتاج شي جديد حتى يزيد سعادتك... نفس الشي ينطبق على المعاناة

In other studies, doctor and patient disagreed about the chief complaint—the reason the patient came to see the doctor—between 25 to 50 percent of the time. This is information that can come only from the patient and yet, time after time, doctors fail to obtain it.

Lack of training may also contribute to the problem. Doctors spend two years in classrooms learning how to identify and categorize disease processes, matching symptoms to known disease entities, but until recently very few programs offered any training on how to obtain that essential information. The assumption seemed to be that this did not need to be taught. And there may have been an unspoken expectation that our improved diagnostic technology would reduce our dependence on this kind of personal information. Studies have shown that neither assumption is true.

- Every patient tells a story

Poetry is a way of taking life by the throat

- Robert Frost

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Some say the world will end in fire,
Some say in ice.
From what I’ve tasted of desire
I hold with those who favor fire.

But if it had to perish twice,
I think I know enough of hate
To say that for destruction ice
Is also great,
And would suffice.

- Robert Frost

يا فؤادي لا تسل أين الهوى
كان صرحًا من خيالٍ فهوى
إسقني واشرب على أطـلاله
واروِ عني طالما الدمع روى

PASTEURIZATION

Be thankful for Pasteur