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I like to dedicate this song to Dona Ana Maria http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vr0amOKCHo BC . My mother did not give us any of those and for last forty years I never got polio, cold or fever (that too once in blue moon)so too my children. Can dotor colaco speak on this ?
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I had read this saying somewhere: If you think education is expensive, try ignorance. And our politicians say we have achieved 100% literacy and made education free for all. The definition of so called Development! Dr. Ferdinando dos Reis Falcão.
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On 14 October 2013 06:02, Bernado Colaco ole_...@yahoo.co.uk wrote: I like to dedicate this song to Dona Ana Maria http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vr0amOKCHo BC RESPONSE: Manchester City's signature song! -- DEV BOREM KORUM Gabe Menezes.
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Our good friend must be lonely in Macao for feeling the urge to serenade AM far away in amchem Goem. Perhaps he's had enough of all that Chinese influence, Argentinian beef and British luxury cars notwithstanding. Sent from Samsung Mobile Original message From: Gabe Menezes gabe.mene...@gmail.com Date: 10-14-2013 1:53 PM (GMT-05:00) To: Bernado Colaco ole_...@yahoo.co.uk,Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994! goanet@lists.goanet.org Subject: Re: [Goanet] Duent ani dotor On 14 October 2013 06:02, Bernado Colaco ole_...@yahoo.co.uk wrote: I like to dedicate this song to Dona Ana Maria http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vr0amOKCHo BC
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In the good older days every village had a doctor who was known as gaumcho voiz and paid by the government. Other doctors charged a nominal fee of I think two or three or may be five rupees. In case of cold and fever the medicine given was a mixture and the prescription could be read only by someone in the pharmacy. The medicine did not go well inside and lot of fuss had to be made and lot of beatings would be given and a force had to be used. By the time the bottle with paper markings got over the disease left your body and you are fine and fit. Many of the old were recommended to put leaches, cut veins, (xiro marop) ventos, sangri shake, etc. These doctors came on cycle, and sometimes walking. Most of the doctors were from rich homes and the profession was more of a hobby than money. Today aprofession has become a private limited factory. In my neighbourhood there is an elderly lady in her late seventies. Her daughter had come from australia and took her out for late night dinner, weddings etc she had lot of cold beer and ice cream for many days at the end of which she got some problems. A severe pain the abdomen. She was taken to the doctor who checked her and sent her for a blood test. Hundred and one blood tests were done, then ultra sound, ecg, chest and abodomen x ray and finally the most difficult one was endoscopy. All tests were negative, bank balance was minus and then the pain also dissappeared before the doctor's prescribed medicine was given to her. How did she get well ? her neighbour came and gave a peg of good caju feni for two days. all the cold dissappeared.
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Mogal Ana Maria, There was an interesting vignette in your post. Part of what you state, surely, is true, and part conjecture, probably related to understandable non-information. Put yourself in the position of the doctor who was consulted. What would you do, esp with a patient you had never seen before but who had now presented with severe abdominal pain? That too in a small place within Goawith the ghuspott which follows every mishap (avoidable or not) As you probably have guessed, I am trying out the 'doutorbab doutorbab' snippets. You have just given me one scenario to incorporate (perhaps two) At this point, I'd say this to you: It is not easy to be a good doctor; neither educationally nor in practice. Besides, there are all kinds of (possibly wannabe doutors but couldn't) who spout (even partisan) nonsense about healthcare They are the ones, I submit, who are driving up the complexity and cost of healthcare for the doentes. And then there is amcho Fidelis who wanted to control the doutors without understanding doutorponn. There is no shortage of modern day Fidelises among our Goencars. More on another day Thank you once again jc On 13 October 2013 07:50, Ana Maria Fernandes amferns_n...@hotmail.comwrote: In the good older days every village had a doctor who was known as gaumcho voiz and paid by the government. Other doctors charged a nominal fee of I think two or three or may be five rupees. In case of cold and fever the medicine given was a mixture and the prescription could be read only by someone in the pharmacy. The medicine did not go well inside and lot of fuss had to be made and lot of beatings would be given and a force had to be used. By the time the bottle with paper markings got over the disease left your body and you are fine and fit. Many of the old were recommended to put leaches, cut veins, (xiro marop) ventos, sangri shake, etc. These doctors came on cycle, and sometimes walking. Most of the doctors were from rich homes and the profession was more of a hobby than money. Today aprofession has become a private limited factory. In my neighbourhood there is an elderly lady in her late seventies. Her daughter had come from australia and took her out for late night dinner, weddings etc she had lot of cold beer and ice cream for many days at the end of which she got some problems. A severe pain the abdomen. She was taken to the doctor who checked her and sent her for a blood test. Hundred and one blood tests were done, then ultra sound, ecg, chest and abodomen x ray and finally the most difficult one was endoscopy. All tests were negative, bank balance was minus and then the pain also dissappeared before the doctor's prescribed medicine was given to her. How did she get well ? her neighbour came and gave a peg of good caju feni for two days. all the cold dissappeared.
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This incident happened when my grandmother was alive. A young five year old girl suffered from bronchities. The girl lived in my neighbour hood. My grandmother advised the parents to put ventos. The father took the girl to a good doctor who got her admitted and put her on antiobiotics and within two days the child was discharged fully cured. Four months later again the child got the same sickness. could not breathe, again my shameless grandmother told the mother and father to put ventos. They again got her admitted and within two days stay in the hospital the child reached home. Again five months to be precise the child aMy grgain got admitted in the hospital. My grandmother shouted at the parents but they took her to be a senile woman. My grandmother stopped telling the parents . after five and half years of this exercise the child was admitted this time .They had to remove the greasy mucus like yellow substance from the lungs and they kept the child for nearly ten days. first three days on oxygen. The child became weak and could not attend to school. The child was discharged but of an on they had to admit the child to remove the flem in the lungs. think the child had developed Pleursy. I am not sure. and on 10th of June 2000 the child passed away. When my grandma visited them she told the parents You killed your lovely child. My grandmother passed away. I still remember her remedy. I have not given any dose to my children from birth. Do you know that when BCG dose is given the child many times suffer from cold and fever ? Many people grumbled at me for not giving polio and other rubbish doses. My mother did not give us any of those and for last forty years I never got polio, cold or fever (that too once in blue moon)so too my children. Can dotor colaco speak on this ?
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On Oct 13, 2013, at 12:31 PM, Ana Maria Fernandes amferns_n...@hotmail.com wrote: This incident happened when my grandmother was alive. A young five year old girl suffered from bronchities. The girl lived in my neighbour hood. My grandmother advised the parents to put ventos. The father took the girl to a good doctor who got her admitted and put her on antiobiotics and within two days the child was discharged fully cured. Four months later again the child got the same sickness. could not breathe, again my shameless grandmother told the mother and father to put ventos. They again got her admitted and within two days stay in the hospital the child reached home. Again five months to be precise the child aMy grgain got admitted in the hospital. My grandmother shouted at the parents but they took her to be a senile woman. My grandmother stopped telling the parents . after five and half years of this exercise the child was admitted this time .They had to remove the greasy mucus like yellow substance from the lungs and they kept the child for nearly ten days. first three days on oxygen. The child became weak and could not attend to school. The child was discharged but of an on they had to admit the child to remove the flem in the lungs. think the child had developed Pleursy. I am not sure. and on 10th of June 2000 the child passed away. When my grandma visited them she told the parents You killed your lovely child. My grandmother passed away. I still remember her remedy. I have not given any dose to my children from birth. Do you know that when BCG dose is given the child many times suffer from cold and fever ? Many people grumbled at me for not giving polio and other rubbish doses. My mother did not give us any of those and for last forty years I never got polio, cold or fever (that too once in blue moon)so too my children. Can dotor colaco speak on this RESPONSE: Dear Ana Marie, Sure! I will speak on this after you clarify a few points for me, please. While I am happy to speak about this topic at any venue, I prefer to be as fully informed as possible. Not doing so would make me an uninformed alleged expert on healthcare. My queries: 1: What is Ventos? Are you absolutely sure that 2: the child was fully cured after 2 days of antibiotics? If you know 3: What was the stated cause of death of the child eg TB etc? jc
