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I’m back home, and feeling much better. Don’t get me wrong, I’m still in a lot
of pain, and it’s difficult to move around, but this is a far superior
environment. Man, I feel like I’m so out of touch these days, bragging about
my large house, and private medical team. I never wanted to become this, but
you have to admit, healthcare is better without all those other sick people.
Jesus, what the hell! Why did I just say that? And why am I not deleting, and
starting over with a more relatable tone? It would be really nice if this were
how everyone lived. Or would it? How would that even work? Everyone’s rich, so
they can hire a private home staff, but then who are these home staffers? This
sounds like a caste system. So maybe there’s a happy medium between
traditional healthcare, and private. I suppose things could get better and
more comfortable for more people by improving the ratio. Fewer patients per
medical professional would make it easier for each one to focus, and not be
spread so thin. Maybe they could work shorter shifts, and have a better
work-life balance too. Is that what I should do? Should I be concentrating all
my money on healthcare reform? I’ve always thought that I should be
distributing it across a number of causes, relatively evenly, but I’ve heard
that it’s more productive in the long run if everyone chooses one or two
causes to be passionate about. I dunno, I’ll need to see some numbers. In the
meantime, despite my circumstances, things are looking up today. Watch, now
people will start taking bets when the next bad thing will happen to me, and
maybe what it will be. That’s how it always seems to go. Peaks and valleys.
Peaks and valleys. Anyway, I’m going to put all that out of my mind, and just
try to live in the moment. Nobody’s rethinking their charitable contributions
today. Best not to make any big decisions while you’re on drugs, right?
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