In Between The Sick and The Sickening

In the dignified field of Medicine, seeing the kind of change that leads to the betterment of many others was long portrayed since the TV hit series of Dr Quinn Medicine Woman.  Despite her being called names and sometimes treated as an outcast to the norms of our past society, one can’t escape from the inspirational moments brought about by the world seen through the eyes of the character Doctor MichaeLa ‘Mike’ Quinn.  Likewise, the continuing struggle is further depicted in a much more modern setting that can be seen through the character Doctor Susan Lewis in the episodes of E.R.

For every second of every minute of every day, countless lives are placed in the hands of medical authorities, staff and practitioners who day and night put their own irreplaceable lives at risk in the call of duty.  Not counting the years for them to get through medical school, it is a wonder to many of us regarding the kind of calibre that goes into the support and making of every doctor.  However, as the sick are in need of a cure, measures for the prevention of illness are more often relying upon an entirely different set of factors for which are mostly understandable, even though some are obviously just plain sickening.

Including veterinarians, doctors are those gifted ‘healers’ in which society can never do without.  For the right reasons, there is actually no harm for profiteers to bring the life-saving industry to its full potential, especially in the light of a potentially pandemic disease.  Nonetheless, when we try to rationalize biological weapons or animal testing, the only fragile issue left here is whether people’s ‘’raison d'être’’ are in making us feel very much alive, or they are in fact dwelling with equally pitiless folks who are insanely in it for the total opposite motive.