this made me understand so much about a lot. The patients stories made me cry, but also realize things.
first ; « I don't like grapes. I choked on them when I was little. But I was told to like them because they're good for me. Same for everything else.» a parallel between even though you don’t like something and you know it’s dangerous for you, some people will not accept that and try to give it to you.
it’s also so sad to see how these diseases take place. These people, when they are born, they're fine. What makes them this way is life. life. people. « All illnesses emerge from a loss. » the girl who got scamed and lost all of her money, she just wanted to get a job. and then she tried to kill herself. what’s wrong is society, theres nothing wrong with people.
im glad this series showed me that there are still people who care about humanity and help others.
I also really liked the episode where we can see what the patient who thinks he’s in a video game. He actually sees himself as a player and I found that just amazing. and then, he jumped. fucking ktraumas.
and then, the « suicide » episode came. and tell me, how the fuck am I supposed to be okay after hearing «I feel guilty for being alive. At night, I close my eyes hoping never to wake up » on a random thursday.
seeing her becoming a patient was also a really interesting and original plot twist. Most people who are struggling are often the most joyful in the room.
The manifestion against da eun was so annoying. I hate people. You see a person struggling, who, by herself, got together and managed to return to work after weeks, and what do you do? you organise protests to get her fired, by claming that since she’s ill, she can’t work. But, don’t they wish that their loved ones do just like her? get better, get a job again, live. that’s just so unfair.
a shame she chose the wrong one but at least she’s happy. That guy loved her since high school and stood by her side ever since, and she chose a colorectal surgeon? gr.
this made me understand so much about a lot. The patients stories made me cry, but also realize things.
first ; « I don't like grapes. I choked on them when I was little. But I was told to like them because they're good for me. Same for everything else.» a parallel between even though you don’t like something and you know it’s dangerous for you, some people will not accept that and try to give it to you.
it’s also so sad to see how these diseases take place. These people, when they are born, they're fine. What makes them this way is life. life. people. « All illnesses emerge from a loss. » the girl who got scamed and lost all of her money, she just wanted to get a job. and then she tried to kill herself. what’s wrong is society, theres nothing wrong with people.
im glad this series showed me that there are still people who care about humanity and help others.
I also really liked the episode where we can see what the patient who thinks he’s in a video game. He actually sees himself as a player and I found that just amazing. and then, he jumped. fucking ktraumas.
and then, the « suicide » episode came. and tell me, how the fuck am I supposed to be okay after hearing «I feel guilty for being alive. At night, I close my eyes hoping never to wake up » on a random thursday.
seeing her becoming a patient was also a really interesting and original plot twist. Most people who are struggling are often the most joyful in the room.
The manifestion against da eun was so annoying. I hate people. You see a person struggling, who, by herself, got together and managed to return to work after weeks, and what do you do? you organise protests to get her fired, by claming that since she’s ill, she can’t work. But, don’t they wish that their loved ones do just like her? get better, get a job again, live. that’s just so unfair.
a shame she chose the wrong one but at least she’s happy. That guy loved her since high school and stood by her side ever since, and she chose a colorectal surgeon? gr.
