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Visiting time in hospitals
From my experience as a doctor, I can safely say that there isn't a perfect way to set visiting times in hospital. The lenght and the frequency of visiting times depend on the hospital organization, patient conditions, the particularities of each ward.
It isn't true that private hospitals allow visitors to spend more time with patients : I know there is a private clinic in my city where visitors are admitted three times a day, one hour at a time, and I also remember a private hospital (which provided services for the NHS) where patients are visited almost any time during the day, excluding the night.
There are obviously exceptions to some wards such as surgery or ICU where particulary hygienic conditions require less visitation or a specific permission is required to enter the ward.
If someone goes to hospital for a visit but the patient is taking an exam or he's being giving an injection, then he and all visitors will have to wait or, if needed, go out of the room.
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talking about a friend
One of my best friends is Marcello. I have known him since the first year of high school in Cagliari where we were classmates for 5 years.
Marcello is 170 cm tall, well built, with a slightly dark skin tone, long black hair that sometimes he lets grown up to his shoulders. Because of this reason our group of friends used to kidding on him by saying that he looked like an indian.
Although he has never received good marks at school, He has always shown an uncommon passion for writing articles. This skill, together with a fine inventiveness and a funny irreverent irony brought to create incredible and amazing stories about me and each friend of us that Itake care like a treasure.
But what I appreciate more in Marcello is the sincerity and being able to minimize problems and living them without too much anxiety.
We share some interests such as soccer/football, travelling, watching movies. Besides Marcello likes still writing pieces about politics and collecting pacthes and plates with the emblem of the cities He has visited.
If i compared my charachter and the marcello's one, I should say that we have a little in common but this is the good and marvellous in this friendship. I hope we'll keep it despite the time, the distance, the work....
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My father
My father Luigino is one of the most important people in my life. He has loved me since I were born, although my oldest and sweetest memories just date back to when I was 4 years old, ill at home, and he played with me on the bed with toy soldiers and Indians. Now he is 78. Before getting Parkinson ten years ago he was a strong tall man with straight black hair and joyful black eyes, but, because of getting older and his illness, he has become an old pinched stooped man with white and sparse hair. His strength has always been the wisdom, the natural consequence to his faith in God, his education and the good temper - I think he have lost it only five times during my life!). he is quite shy and reserved with people he doesn’t know, but among friends and relatives he can show all his funny humour.
Luigino is a medical doctor, now retired. If he was still able to stand up without help, he would take wonderful pictures because he was also a good photographer. After many years, the only hobby that my father continues to entertain is the passion for listening to classic music and jazz: He loves recording old LP on tape cassettes with a maniacal precision!
I am also a doctor and I would like being at least half of the good person either at work and in the whole life my father has been.
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