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EVERYONE HAS DONE something in their life that they can stand by and be proud of.
Maybe it was having your children, or getting your degree, or finally quitting smoking.
For some people, it could be something like moving city and getting a new lease on life.
It could be as small, but ultimately important, as getting back in contact with an old friend before it was too late. Or maybe it was travelling and getting to see the world.
We all do lots of positive things in our life, but sometimes you just know that one stand-out act, decision or event was a real game-changer.
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More resources need to be pumped into improving and developing technology in healthcare, but not sure if using a robot to deliver medicine and meals to patients is a good idea. Lots of patients are left alone the majority of the day when in a hospital – human contact is really important, for elderly people they really value the chat with a nurse or other worker when they call by. Human interaction is so important, especially to get people sent home from hospitals in a shorter amount of time.
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