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Sunday, August 28, 2011

What if-s

Sometimes I do wonder, are we having too much complains and less appreciative of what we have because we only focus on what we do not own.
And then, I started asking myself a whole lot of "what if-s".
What if, there are no nurses on Earth?
Who would stay up in the night, monitoring, informing the doctors that you are unwell, turning you, feeding you, assisting you to toilet, cleaning you up, managing your pain and wounds, carrying out doctors orders, planning for your discharge, contacting all the allied health services to come and see you?
Don't we just deserve a simple "thank you" than all your accusations of us not being presence?
Ghost must have attended to you then.
And, I guess we always have to prioritize in life, I believe drawing the curtains for you will never be as vital as someone who is being cannulated half way; and I believe that getting a cream for you to soothe the pain is not as vital as someone having their blood pressure crashing next to you.
And, I must stress that I am NOT saying that it is not important at all, because it is to your comfort, they are OF COURSE IMPORTANT, but comparatively, I would rank my errands list as accordingly, no matter how many times you asked me, because where life is concerned, there is no second golden answer. We look at the clinically more unstable people FIRST.
Sigh.
Sorry for the diversion of thoughts.
Anyway, after that I think again...
What if there is no doctors?
Yeah, then who will be around to see, diagnose and advice you on what to do when you are unwell and unsure of what you could do?
And then...
It suddenly strike me again...
What if...
There is NO PATIENTS?
Hmm... I guess that could be the only thing that everyone can be happy about?
Because when there is no patients, there is no illness! When there is no illness, there is no AGONY!
And I hope by then, the world would be a more pleasant place to live in~~~

it's .beaNie 豆豆 again at [11:09 AM]




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