Alen Munson Fuller M.D.

02/13/2023

“I counted my years and found that I have less time to live from here on than I have lived up to now.

I feel like that child who won a packet of sweets: he ate the first with pleasure, but when he realized that there were few left, he began to enjoy them intensely.

I no longer have time for endless meetings where statutes, rules, procedures and internal regulations are discussed, knowing that nothing will be achieved.

I no longer have time to support the absurd people who, despite their chronological age, haven't grown up.

My time is too short: I want the essence, my soul is in a hurry. I don't have many sweets in the package anymore.

I want to live next to human people, very human, who know how to laugh at their mistakes and who are not inflated by their triumphs and who take on their responsibilities.

Thus human dignity is defended and we move towards truth and honesty

It is the essential that makes life worth living.

I want to surround myself with people who know how to touch hearts, people who have been taught by the hard blows of life to grow with gentle touches of the soul.

Yes, I'm in a hurry, I'm in a hurry to live with the intensity that only maturity can give.

I don't intend to waste any of the leftover sweets. I am sure they will be delicious, much more than what I have eaten so far.
My goal is to reach the end satisfied and at peace with my loved ones and my conscience.

We have two lives and the second begins when you realize you only have one. " 😍😍😍

Also Read : https://www.actbiggy.com/little-dog-saved-from-meat-truck-awaited-her-human-angel-at-the-airport/

Mario de Andrade

Follow Us Act Biggy

11/09/2022

Remembering Leonard Cohen (September 21, 1934 – November 7, 2016)
Nick Cave: “For many of us Leonard Cohen was the greatest songwriter of them all,” “Utterly unique and impossible to imitate no matter how hard we tried.

“If I knew where the good songs came from, I’d go there more often,” Leonard said in response to a question regarding his songwriting technique. “Being a songwriter is like being a nun: You’re married to a mystery. It’s not a particularly generous mystery, but other people have that experience with matrimony anyway.”

“A lot of young writers ask me for advice – mistakenly because my methods are obscure and not to be replicated,” Cohen warned the audience. “The only thing I can say is, a song will yield if you stick with it long enough. But long enough is way beyond any reasonable duration. Sometimes a song has to hang around for a decade or two before it finds its expression.”

1967 © Photograph by Jack Robinson, Jack Robinson Archive, LLC.

09/24/2022

06/07/2022

A 38-year-old man presents with a relapsing pruritic rash on his buttocks. The rash seems to worsen during warm weather. Can you make the diagnosis?