You claim you know your profession, not actually shown that it is any part of your profession at all. Also, you've done that line before against me so you can't use it again because i have never accused you of anything nor slandered you, not in this thread or the one we interacted on . I was just being honest in my assessment because you do come off as arrogant and a know-it all even if the information you provide is quite valuable
This forum is not a place for bad accusation and slander !
Have you studied medicine? I did and I know my profession !
We all know: as you call into the forest, so it echoes out.
Whether here or there, why on earth do we always have to judge other people!?
Yes, why we judge others has to do with the fact that evaluation and judgment have been in our brains since time immemorial. This puts us in a position to process information quickly and assess whether there is danger or not. To this day, that can be about vital.
But judging also has a negative and destructive power that has fun criticizing and devaluing other people. Anyone who has ever been wrongly judged by others knows how hurtful that can be.
In most cases in which we judge others, we know far too little about a person, about their respective life situation, about their fears and about the real background, so the question arises as to whether we can really judge someone fairly.
The forum rules say:
- Be respectful of others, and their opinions.
- Disrespect will not be tolerated on this forum. Try to have constructive conversations without resorting to name-calling or insults.
- Be thoughtful and critical.
- Take care of what details you decide to share.
- Use the search feature.
- Your question has very likely already been answered many times before.
Those who study medicine with us are preparing for a position as a doctor.
Medical studies last a little over six years and end with the state examination. This is followed by the specialist training, which lasts another 5 years.
Medical school is one of the most difficult courses.
Professions with medicine / medical professions are without medical studies like for example:
physiotherapists, occupational therapists, medical assistants, health and nursing assistants, alternative practitioners, speech therapists, nurse or paramedic. You don't need a degree to care for children or the elderly either.
To get to the end. I appreciate this forum very much. We have a chance to discuss suicide.
Everyone makes an effort to help the others as best they can. Everyone is allowed to be themselves without judging others or forcing them to do anything. We can use the forum to vent, talk to like-minded people, exchange experiences, etc. It's also inevitable that a conversation will degenerate from time to time. But please if possible in compliance with the forum rules. It can't be that hard!?
