Coming to the point straight - charged with expansive info
(half truth, all dark), we are in a state of compulsive confusion today. This
calls for serious rethinking. What we see, what we hear are not always true. We
need to question our rationale; we need to take a bird's eye view of the
situation.
Being a proud part of hospital industry, I have been
privileged to know several medics and medicos who work with all their goodness,
24 hours on call, day in and day out, without any timeout. They have saved
thousands of lives over the years. They have also treated many without charging
their fees. Yes they have. That said it would be unfair to equate them with
God. They can't reverse mortality but what they can do is something super. They
do their best to save us. And of course they deserve love, respect, empathy and
more if not for this but for the simple fact that they are humans who have
vouched for our wellness.
So, when you abuse doctors, nurses, healthcare staffs you
disrespect one of you. When you abuse doctors for one death remember that they
have also saved thousands. Pls use your sense of judgement. Trust your doctor.
The problem today is more socio-political, more infrastructural
than anything else. How to resolve this? Corporate greed is one thing and
doctor's ethics is another. Going by that perspective, we just need to sustain
faith. Hospitals can't thrive without doctors, can they? So trust the doctors,
respect them for all their goodness. We need to endure this ghastliness with
hope, integrity and strength. Yes, this too shall pass.
A personal note to the doctors:
Dear doctors,
you have saved me and my on several occasions. I respect
you for all the respect you have shown. I love you for all the love you have
bestowed on me. I stand by you since you have stood by me when I was sick. I
salute you for your righteousness and kindness.
Thank you doctors.
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