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Snet
United States3573 Posts
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SenorChang
Australia4730 Posts
 So sadI keep telling myself I won't read your blogs because so many of them make me sad | ||
Plexa
Aotearoa39261 Posts
love your blogs snet | ||
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Shock710
Australia6097 Posts
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Firereaver
India1701 Posts
huh???? Heart block while serious and requiring pacing isnt sad... Not like the 21 yr old with viral meningitis who dies 2 days after her wedding Or the 28 yr old who goes into ricketsial sepsis and has permanent renal and hepatic failiure along with a left sided stroke to boot! Or.... one of the umpteen things you see on a daily basis over here... Come to India(or any 3rd world country) if you wanna see where the truth really lies. User was banned for this post. | ||
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Shock710
Australia6097 Posts
On May 08 2012 16:52 Firereaver wrote: Thats sad? huh???? Heart block while serious and requiring pacing isnt sad... Not like the 21 yr olf withviral meningitis who dies 2 days after her wedding Or the 28 yr old who goes into ricketssial sepsis and has permanent renal and hepatic failiure along with a left sided stroke to boot! Or.... one of the umpteen things you see on a daily basis over here... Come to India(or any 3rd world country) if you wanna see where the truth really lies. something doesnt need to be really horrible or really bad to be sad, but for this family losing a family member, while she is alive is sad, u cant compare to best or worst to everything else. I would be very sad if this happened to my family | ||
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Snet
United States3573 Posts
On May 08 2012 16:52 Firereaver wrote: Thats sad? huh???? Heart block while serious and requiring pacing isnt sad... Not like the 21 yr olf withviral meningitis who dies 2 days after her wedding Or the 28 yr old who goes into ricketssial sepsis and has permanent renal and hepatic failiure along with a left sided stroke to boot! Or.... one of the umpteen things you see on a daily basis over here... Come to India(or any 3rd world country) if you wanna see where the truth really lies. Sad stories occur in any country my friend. Within the last week, a two year old with viral meningitis (had to watch the doctor do a lumbar puncture on the poor baby.) Fatal car accident involving a young teenager. 27yo male with a heart attack. India, USA, Canada, Iraq, whatever... shit happens in every country. | ||
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Slaughter
United States20254 Posts
On May 08 2012 16:52 Firereaver wrote: Thats sad? huh???? Heart block while serious and requiring pacing isnt sad... Not like the 21 yr old with viral meningitis who dies 2 days after her wedding Or the 28 yr old who goes into ricketsial sepsis and has permanent renal and hepatic failiure along with a left sided stroke to boot! Or.... one of the umpteen things you see on a daily basis over here... Come to India(or any 3rd world country) if you wanna see where the truth really lies. So because other sad stuff happens in other countries their sadness is invalid? Wut | ||
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Audemed
United States893 Posts
On May 08 2012 17:05 Slaughter wrote: So because other sad stuff happens in other countries their sadness is invalid? Wut He's just a 1-upper. Ignore him -.- | ||
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cmen15
United States1519 Posts
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Firereaver
India1701 Posts
On May 08 2012 17:04 Snet wrote: Sad stories occur in any country my friend. Within the last week, a two year old with viral meningitis (had to watch the doctor do a lumbar puncture on the poor baby.) Fatal car accident involving a young teenager. 27yo male with a heart attack. India, USA, Canada, Iraq, whatever... shit happens in every country. Hmmm... well thats wat they all say till they actually come and see for themselves... Had a bunch of Harvard Final year med students 3 mongths ago who I had to take on rounds along with me... By the end of just 1 day they all came to me and asked me how me or any of my colleagues maintained our sanity. Total abject despair is not an equitably distributed commodity, im sorry to say. Just yesterday a bunch of Kings College, London, students whom i took for rounds have decided to cancel their planned 6 month vacation so that they can stick around and comprehend the extent of work and burden of health care there is over here. So while i wont dispute the fact that sad stories occur everywhere... I do want to re-iterate they occur a lot more in the developing countries and third world than in the first world. + Show Spoiler + Sorry if i came across as condescending in my initial post. Have had a looong day...  | ||
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Graviton
Australia146 Posts
On May 08 2012 17:14 Firereaver wrote: Hmmm... well thats wat they all say till they actually come and see for themselves... Had a bunch of Harvard Final year med students 3 mongths ago who I had to take on rounds along with me... By the end of just 1 day they all came to me and asked me how me or any of my colleagues maintained our sanity. Total abject despair is not an equitably distributed commodity, im sorry to say. Just yesterday a bunch of Kings College, London, students whom i took for rounds have decided to cancel their planned 6 month vacation so that they can stick around and comprehend the extent of work and burden of health care there is over here. So while i wont dispute the fact that sad stories occur everywhere... I do want to re-iterate they occur a lot more in the developing countries and third world than in the first world. + Show Spoiler + Sorry if i came across as condescending in my initial post. Have had a looong day... I don't even know where to begin with this post. You seem to have the bizarre misconception that location has a distinct bearing on individual human suffering? wat. | ||
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Pure-SC2
United Kingdom1440 Posts
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Azera
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DKR
United Kingdom622 Posts
On May 08 2012 16:52 Firereaver wrote: Thats sad? huh???? Heart block while serious and requiring pacing isnt sad... Not like the 21 yr old with viral meningitis who dies 2 days after her wedding Or the 28 yr old who goes into ricketsial sepsis and has permanent renal and hepatic failiure along with a left sided stroke to boot! Or.... one of the umpteen things you see on a daily basis over here... Come to India(or any 3rd world country) if you wanna see where the truth really lies. Its not a competition | ||
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Deleuze
United Kingdom2102 Posts
On May 08 2012 17:14 Firereaver wrote: Hmmm... well thats wat they all say till they actually come and see for themselves... Had a bunch of Harvard Final year med students 3 mongths ago who I had to take on rounds along with me... By the end of just 1 day they all came to me and asked me how me or any of my colleagues maintained our sanity. Total abject despair is not an equitably distributed commodity, im sorry to say. Just yesterday a bunch of Kings College, London, students whom i took for rounds have decided to cancel their planned 6 month vacation so that they can stick around and comprehend the extent of work and burden of health care there is over here. So while i wont dispute the fact that sad stories occur everywhere... I do want to re-iterate they occur a lot more in the developing countries and third world than in the first world. + Show Spoiler + Sorry if i came across as condescending in my initial post. Have had a looong day... Sounds like you're both fighting the good fight in that case. | ||
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Sephy90
United States1785 Posts
On May 08 2012 16:52 Firereaver wrote: Thats sad? huh???? Heart block while serious and requiring pacing isnt sad... Not like the 21 yr old with viral meningitis who dies 2 days after her wedding Or the 28 yr old who goes into ricketsial sepsis and has permanent renal and hepatic failiure along with a left sided stroke to boot! Or.... one of the umpteen things you see on a daily basis over here... Come to India(or any 3rd world country) if you wanna see where the truth really lies. Why do people like you have to make this a competition -_- Anyway I would've been in tears seeing as how I was raised by my grandparents | ||
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Golden Ghost
Netherlands1041 Posts
This compared to the relative unhygenic conditions those people often live in results in a lot of complicated cases that shouldn´t have to occur speaking from a Western perspective. That´s what differs from your Indian experiences and our Western. You have to deal with it on a daily basis and there is no question that so much sad and tragic stories everyday has to do something with you. However that does not mean we can´t look upon the story of the family of this old woman as a sad one. Deciding you have to let a familymember die because you can´t afford her medical treatment has to be sad in my opinion. No matter what the circumstanses or conditions are. Both of you try to do whatever possibilities you have to provide the best care for those entrusted to you and I sincerely wan´t to thank you (and everybody else in your line of work) for that. | ||
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pestilenz
Denmark379 Posts
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micronesia
United States24761 Posts
When my job is driving me crazy I'll think of stories like this. | ||
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