Saindo das salas de espera... Existem pessoas que no seu dia-a-dia gostam muito de inventar doenças. Nestes casos, normalmente, as pessoas começam por fazer um trabalho que exige mais esforço, tipo uma limpeza geral à casa toda, tratando-se de uma casa mesmo grande! E depois, insatisfeitas, repetem a proeza no dia seguinte. Dois dias de trabalho árduo com subir e descer escadas para limpar os tetos, com andar de joelhos a limpar o chão todo da casa, com subir a um banco para limpar os azulejos na parede da cozinha e casas de banho, ... E toda uma parafernália de produtos de limpeza com bastante lixívia e amoníaco sempre atrás para tornar ainda mais eficaz a limpeza. Mas isto não apresenta qualquer efeito nefasto para a saúde destas pessoas na cabeça delas. E, por vezes, os efeitos não aparecem logo. Demoram. Tardam em aparecer. E quando aparecem sentem-se muito doentes e não sabem porquê. "Ai tenho que ir ao médico porque mal me consigo mexer." "Deitei-me tão bem e acordei assim, não sei o que tenho!" E vão ao médico para continuar a conversa na sala de espera. Calma! Prometo não repetir tudo outra vez!
Depois existem aquelas pessoas que, sendo mais jovens, ou não, estão ainda a estudar ou então já não estão, mas que gostam de se informar sobre as doenças. Algumas pessoas gostam de saber tudo e até pesquisam na internet sobre doenças. São gostos! Mas esta busca não é uma busca para um trabalho ou para um familiar que tem a doença! Existem pessoas mesmo viciadas em doenças! Acreditem porque conheço algumas e alguns de vós também deveis conhecer. Estas pessoas, normalmente, são pessoas ou mais sozinhas ou, então, acompanhadas demais! Passo a explicar-me. As que estão mais sozinhas não sabem em que pensar e, então, agarram-se à internet e à pesquisa de sintomas de doenças. E, volta e meia, descobrem mesmo que até têm alguns daqueles sintomas. E isso poderá querer dizer que têm a doença que pesquisaram. NÃO! Ninguém ganha uma doença só por pesquisá-la na internet! NÃO! Felizmente ainda não é possível! E depois há aquele tipo de pessoas que ou em conversa com a vizinha ou numa aula ouvem falar de doenças e dos seus sintomas e, o que no início parece estar bem, no final já não está mesmo nada bem! "Eu também tenho esse sintoma!" "E o segundo também!" "E às vezes também fico assim!" PAROU! E, quando o tema principal é comichão (prurido), normalmente, toda a gente começa logo a sentir vontade de coçar-se. Mas não é uma comichão verdadeira!
Posto isto, acho que devemos, sim, estar atentos aos sintomas e a todas as alterações que possam ocorrer no nosso organismo, porque ninguém melhor do que nós conheceo funcionamento e o estado normal do seu corpo. E, se assim for, devemos aconselharmo-nos com um médico e colocar as nossas questões. Devemos confiar nos médicos porque essa é a profissão deles! Mas, por favor, não inventem mais doenças! Sim, algumas pessoas inventam nomes de doenças para parecerem terríveis! Por favor, não queiram estar doentes! Não queiram estar mais doentes do que ninguém! Se todos nos sentirmos bem e felizes e tivermos saúde para dar e para vender ou, pelo menos, para conseguir viver já é uma grande medalha de ouro que a vida nos dá! Vivam as vossas vidas e desfrutem da viajem! Mas isso já são outras palavras soltas.
Ana Reis
"Goodmorning happiness! Today the words I'll write will be different. The day before yesterday I've talked about love and today I will talk about diseases. For those who think there's nothing that connects the two themes here is a reminder: sometimes love is a disease! And sometimes it hurts like a disease! And other timesit could even kill! Well, by this point of view, I think I've convinced you that what seems to have nothing to do with can have sometimes. But like I said today I will talk about diseases. But it will not be anything too "massive"! NorI have an head to write such a thing. Today I woke up thinking about hypochondriacal people. Some people really have the craze of diseases! And that, by itself, is already a disease! But you see, when we go to an health center or to an hospital and we sat in the waiting room we see some sick people around us and other people who apparently have nothing. And if we sit next to someone that you don't know, sometimes we get lucky and that person starts to talk with us. First she/he talks about the weather. "Today it seems that it will not rain!" "It has been a few days so bad!" "God grant that really stops raining!" "In a little while we are in the summer and we haven't see springtime yet!" This is an approach often used in waiting rooms. I think these people are just waiting for someone to talk. This in addition of being waiting to go to medical appointments! And after she/he talks about the weather, softly, she/he starts entering the conversation about doctors. "I come to an appointment at Dr. X , do you know him?" "He is a very good doctor!" "I come to see if he gives me some medical tests." And believe me it isn't too great the distance between this sentence and the beginning of the conversation about diseases! Often it doesn't have any space between! "I've been too bad of my back!" "And then began hurting me here below and I'm even afraid of what it might be!" "And a few years ago I had a very big problem and I had to be operated!" Well, we come to the central theme of all the talk during the remaining waiting time, be it a long waiting time or not! And believe me we never get out of this theme! She/he can have only a few diseases, or even none, but she/he always gets over the same theme and on it! And there's that kind of talk from the waiting room about diseases that becomes a snowball. Someone talks about her/his disease and the other person counters with their. Looks like a cockfight! Stay with the medal! "Winner in the category of higher number of operations!" "And the award for the highest number of ulcers holder goes to..." Wow! And if they had a trophy at home or a medal which marked this record it was even more great! So they could show to the neighborhood that they really were holders of record.
Leaving the waiting rooms... There are people that in their daily routine like inventing diseases. In these cases, usually people start to do a job that requires more effort, like a general cleaning throughout the house, and some people have a big home! And then, unsatisfied, repeated the feat in the next day. Two days of hard work with going up and down stairs to clean the ceilings, cleaning the entire floor of the house with knees, climb the bank to clear the tiles on the kitchen and bathroom wall... And all the paraphernalia of cleaning products with enough bleach and ammonia to have a more effective cleaning. But in their heads this has no harmful effect on the health of these people. And sometimes the effects don't appear immediately. They take slow to appear. And when they appear they feel very sick and don't know why. "Oh I have to go to the doctor because I barely can move." "I lay down feeling so well and then I woke up so bad that I don't know what I have!" And they go to the doctor to continue the conversation in the waiting room. Calm! I promise I won't repeat it all again!
Then there are those people who, being younger, or not, are still studying or are no longer so, but who like to learn more about diseases. Some people like to know everything and even search in the internet about diseases. It's what I call tastes... But this search isn't a search for a school work or for a family member who has the disease! There really are people addicted to diseases! Because I know some people like that and some of you also ought to know some. These people are usually people or that live alone or accompanied too! Let me explain myself. Those more alone don't know what to think and do, and so they cling to the Internet and search symptoms of diseases. And sometimes they discover that they even have some of those symptoms. And that may mean they have the disease they researched. NO! Nobody gets a disease just by researching it on the internet! NO! Fortunately it is not possible! And then there are the kind of people that in a chat with a neighbor or in a classroom hear about a disease and its symptoms, and what at first seems to be okay in the end is no longer even any good! "I also have this symptom!" "And I have the second too!" "And also sometimes I'm feeling like that!" STOP! And when the main theme is itching (pruritus), usually everyone starts immediately to have a feeling of scratching themselves. But it is not a real itch!
At the end, I think we should (yes!) be aware of the symptoms and any changes that may occur in our body, because nobody better than us know what's the normal state of your body. And, if so, we must take an advice with a doctor and put our issues. We must trust doctors because that's their profession! But please, don't invent more diseases! Yes, some people invent names of diseases to look terrible! Please, don't want to be sick! Don't want to be sicker than anyone! If we all feel well and happy and we have health to give and to sell or at least just to live our lifes it is already a big gold medal that life gives us! Live your life and enjoy the journey! But it is already another kind of words."
Ana Reis
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