Alright...this is true...
yes, i've never had a life threatening illness.
no, i would have died if i hadn't received treatment. (even strep throat kills if its not treated)
i was thinking that there are a ton of people out there who survive childhood and old age because of modern medicine including antibiotics. i was also thinking about how many people were walking around with urinary tract infections and STD's before the invention of penicillin and the like. i work in the adult and childrens hospitals and most of the people who are admitted would die if not for modern medicine treatments.
Alright...this is true...
I apologize for my incessant rambling, but if you are patient there is inner hidden wisdom in most of my posts...Like playing literary "Where's Waldo."--------------- See, it's fun!
People in other parts of the world are still dying just because they need a little penicillin...I don't see why we can't just send them some...
I need an African pen pal...then I can just send them all these things they need without all this charity taking most of the donation thing. I wouldn't mind to just send a round of antibiotics a week overseas to someone that needs them...why can't we do that?
I apologize for my incessant rambling, but if you are patient there is inner hidden wisdom in most of my posts...Like playing literary "Where's Waldo."--------------- See, it's fun!
I had my appendix removed.
Horrible experience.
Tricky question. I'm Native and diseases weren't too bad until there were new settlers.
You can...http://www.aidforafrica.org/donate/
iTS proven fact ppl live longer now,With modern meds.
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I've always wondered how they would/ did treat Type 1 Diabetes in the past. I'm sure I would have passed as a baby when I first started showing signs of having it at age 2. Most likely would have caught a high/ low glucose level and gone into a comma.
My appendix burst and I walked around that way for several days thinking I had the stomach flu. I'm lucky I survived at all, and would have died in another day or two without emergency surgery
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