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PRO-VISION English Communication Ⅱ LESSON6
Shedding Tears for My Patients
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Shedding Tears for My Patients ①
I am a pediatrician, that is, a children's doctor, at a
つまり
hospital. I specialize in childhood cancers..
I was born soon after World War II, when Japan was still
a poor country. Although living standards were not high then
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I look back on my childhood as a golden age. That was such
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a wonderful period of my life, when I studied hard and
played hard with
my
friends.
But being a child is not nearly so much fun if
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you are
stuck in the hospital with a serious disease. You miss your
family and friends, and it is so painful and distressing to be
pricked and poked and
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under the knife. I wanted to do something
to help such sick children. That's why I became a pediatrician.
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When I began working as a physician in the 1970s, childhood
cancers were still considered incurable, and many young
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lives

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ens en Although drugs might have brought about a brief
improvement in a patient's condition, too often the child
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ultimately succumbed to the disease. In the natural
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course of human existence, the baby grows into a child.
and the child into an adult; the adult gradually ages
and after many years, passes away. So how can it be
right for life to be snuffed out at such a young age?
I wanted to save children's lives, and so I made up my
to become a specialist in childhood cancers.
mind
Nakabayashi