As doctors, we live in a world with the worst scenarios, we see everything. Isolate ourselves hoping for the best, because a few times, not the best now and then something extraordinary happens.
As doctors, we're trained to pass on to our patients just the facts. But what our patients really want to know eh if the pain will disappear if he felt better, it would be healed. What our patients really want to know eh: 'Is there any hope? ".
But inevitably, there are moments where you witnesses the worst possible scenarios.
When the patient eh betrayed by own body, and all science that we have failed to offer them, when the worst case it becomes possible to actually have hope ... eh all that remains.
As doctors, we're trained to pass on to our patients just the facts. But what our patients really want to know eh if the pain will disappear if he felt better, it would be healed. What our patients really want to know eh: 'Is there any hope? ".
But inevitably, there are moments where you witnesses the worst possible scenarios.
When the patient eh betrayed by own body, and all science that we have failed to offer them, when the worst case it becomes possible to actually have hope ... eh all that remains.
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