If you think your doctor is wrong …

Maybe you’re right!
Fifteen to 20% of patients will receive an incorrect diagnosis in life, says Harvard University medical graduate, Jerome Groopman, MD

In his best seller: “How Doctors Think.”

If you feel your doctor is kind of off, not very sure, you can and should ask:

1 – “What else could it be doctor?” This leads the doctor to think, strip him of his first impression and makes him rethink the diagnosis.

2 – “Could two things are happening at the same time?” Sometimes doctors simply blame the obvious, for example menopause, and overlook a totally unrelated culprit.

3 – “Isn’t there anything that doesn’t fit?” You want your doctor to take a second look at your health history, physical exams and other tests. Anyone who receives a diagnosis of a serious or life-threatening disease should always get a second opinion.

T h a n k s !♥

Quanto mais a gente ‘luta’ pela paz, menos sangue e’ derramado em guerras.

Tenham todos, um Memorial Day cheio dela.

Rich, poor, it does not make the slightest difference ♥♥♥

ALL are welcome!

In 12 countries around the world!

(Portugal, Australia, Spain, Germany, United States, Japan, Canada, Ireland, England, New Zealand, Scotland and Wales).

All around me, 53 Texas cities.

Neighbors helping neighbors, according to the needs of each one.

http://freesharing.org/sites_like_us.php

“And the miracle is: the more we share the more we have.” (L.Nemoy)

Krista Ewart’s decorated her home with several things from Garage Sales, Thrift Stores and even garbage from the streets.

She works as an Interior Designer in Los Angeles, and as the profession of interior decorator, she ”lives with beauty and expensive furniture… But as she has an ‘eye’ for the right things and not afraid of color …” (watch the tour in her home).

My favorite piece in the house is the room in the colors red and yellow, next to the bed where you will see see a chair, that was trash and was reformed .

Color pink is not my favorite color, but I have to admit she used it very well.

(room lamps, stools serving as a table (she restored), with feminine heads with hats other details are all from Garage Sale).

The first Decorator (Triley JohnDonnel), notes that ”we do not need to make the fireplace the focal point of the room environment, we can use another wall, which will increase the site (using any shelf, frameset, etc.)”

The Decorator at the end of the second video (Ron Marvin), says that ”things that you found on the street or in paid cheap for at Garage Sales, because the color was not right or something did not match, you can always change what you dislike, remake the fabric, paint, peel … After all … who cares? It was super cheap and nobody will have anything like it! ”

The last to leave their impressions: Libby Langdon (also Decorator), says “stripes are fantastic if only on one a wall, they capture your eye and make the rest seem like a much larger environment! Keep a solid color on the rest or you’ll look like a circus tent.”