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Two new showrooms/office spaces, double height (135 sq m each with bath)
for lease in upscale Campal/Miramar beach area, Panaji, Goa.
Contact: goaengineer...@aol.com
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From: "Mervyn Lobo" <mervynal...@yahoo.ca>
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Edward Verdes wrote:
Tata Memorial Hospital in Mumbai informs us that Cancer can be
cured if detected in intial stages.... but tell me how many doctors
in Goa have been able to tell their patients or their familes that its
cancer in initial stages?
I am not saying Cancer cant be cured.. surely the Americans may
have a cure...but for the poor in Goa it is like we say...... Mollbak
dolle pautat, punn hat pavona...our eyes can reach the sky...but
the hands cant!
Eddie Verdes,
The earlier one detects cancer, the better the chances are of being cured.
***This would be ideal. But how many people, men and women, will go
for "free annual medical check-up" in India/Goa? If we can take seriously
"anecdotal evidence", a lady in Goa went for medical check-up, the surgeon
found
cancer of uterus in the first degree, operated her, but she died within
short time...
Here in Canada, the govt focuses on the early detection of every disease.
Residents are provided with a free annual medical check up. This keeps
medical cost low as when cancer is detected in its later stages, the
cost of treatment goes up a hundred fold and chances of survival plummet
drastically.
***This is obvious...
I urge those in countries which have early detection systems to go for
an annual medical check up. This is regardless of if the service is free or
if there is a monetary cost associated with it.
The alternative, is early death.
***This would be ideal, but does it happen so in developing countries?
Regards.
Fr.Ivo
