#patient review

[dhyzenmedia]

Gratitude for Dr. Nichole Gansemer, ND

[drpankajsharmahospital]

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Patient Feedback of Dr. Pankaj Sharma Hospital Pathankot

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Father thanked Dr. Pankaj Sharma for his child's good health. He expressed his appreciation for the facility and the overall care he received. Furthermore, he says that Dr. Pankaj was constantly approached by his kids whenever they had a health issue. He is overjoyed and recommends other parents bring their children to him for any medical difficulties they may be having.

[aponii1]

The silent patient by Alex Michaelides just finished this book honestly i'm speechless. This book is incredibly well written with the gripping plot and characters was well developed. The plot twist at the end caught me completely off guard it honestly left me staring at the wall for a good 20 minutes, honestly glad I have read it my reading slump is cured. If you like psychological thriller this novel is for you. (5/5)

Favourite quotes:

"Remember, love that doesn't include honesty doesn't deserve to be called love."

"Unexpressed emotions will never die. They are buried alive, and will come forth later, in uglier ways. SIGMUND FREUD."

"The aim of therapy is not to correct the past, but to enable the patient to confront his own history; and to grieve over it. ALICE MILLER."

[stuckinapril]

Can dementia be prevented?

Reducing the risk of it yeah, w a healthy lifestyle. Preventing it no. The first patient I saw w the specific case of dementia I’m studying is a literal heart surgeon 💀 not the average bear at all. Big brain & healthy (according to his wife) & yet started showing symptoms over a course of 6 years.

It’s so fucking scary what dementia does to you. It’s far from just being cognitive stuff/memory loss. Your behavior changes, your cognitive skills are impaired, your motor skills take a hit. The heart surgeon I’m talking about is struggling w mouth function rn, bc his muscles are atrophying as a direct result of his dementia. He legit went from operating cardiovascular surgeries last October to now not being able to speak. It’s different from case to case, but when it’s aggressive it’s fucking aggressive. The neurologist I’m shadowing was talking about how she doubted if he’d “still be here within the year” and I wanted to throw up bc what do you mean if he’ll still be here!!

[sillytriumphdragon]

*the silent patient*

Author: Alex Michaelides

Genre: Thriller

Rating: 4.5 ⭐

From the very beginning of this book, I was hooked. I found myself so wrapped up in the story, invested in unraveling the mystery behind why Alicia murdered her husband.

Michaelides does an excellent job in creating a story filled with things and characters that are meant to keep you guessing.

Written in five parts with very short chapters, this made for one fast read that was hard to put down. It's so easy to burn through a lot of pages when you think,

"Well this chapter has 3 pages, I can keep going." And the twist? That twist? I found myself continuously changing my theories as more and more details surfaced, and I truly didn't see that twist coming until it was right under my nose.

Favorite dialogue:

*“Choosing a lover is a lot like choosing a therapist. We need to ask ourselves, is this someone who will be honest with me, listen to criticism, admit making mistakes, and not promise the impossible?”*

[leporellian]

appointment to (hopefully) get anxiety medication this morning :)

[14dayswithyou]

are you a compsci major :0

✦゜ANSWERED: I wish I had the brains and dedication for that ^^; If anything, Ren would be the compsci major (if he chose to go to university with you)!! As for me though?? I'm currently double majoring in digital media and social working ;v;

[theletterboxstuff]

If yes, please tell how it was I am thinking of reading it

[dhyzenmedia]

"Dr. Holland is the most caring, skillful, intelligent, and quick-witted doctor I have ever had the pleasure of knowing.” Dr. Holland offers cutting edge, integrative and evidence-based mental health care, proven effective with depression and anxiety, life transitions; relationships, pregnancy, parenting, ageing, loss, and much more. If you are looking for a…

[sakuraspoke]

🤡

[stuckinapril]

I’ve always loved medicine bc it’s the perfect intersection of science and humanity—the two things I value above all else in this world. Truly adored it since I was in the cradle. But now I’m thinking about how so much of my journey to neurosurgery will have to involve KILLING my feelings essentially bc how do you survive otherwise

[starrynightsxo]

THE SILENT PATIENT BOOK REVIEW

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.5

Very perceptive book, I felt that the author really captured the feelings and emotions of the characters in a collected and almost mysterious way. Didn't see the plot twist coming but when I think about it, it's not that far fetched. The writing was really good and had me engaged mostly as well. Definitely recommend to all as even though I'm not a thriller girl, it appealed very much so!

SPOILERS AHEAD

The flashbacks were so unexpected I have to say that's for sure. I liked how it's done as Alicia's diary and his thoughts too. It's crazy how he brings the Kathy and Gabriel stuff together.

Overall, I enjoyed.

[imkennykenken]

[skyblueclouds]

The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides

!!SPOILERS AHEAD!!

⭐⭐.5

Date finished: January 13, 2024

●Personally, it was awful.

●I’ve read so many reviews gushing about the plot twist of the book, and though I must admit it wasn’t one I expected nor thought about, it also wasn’t one where I have to stare at the wall for a few minutes to get my mind straight.

●In fact, I felt letdown from the twist itself. It did creep me out where I found out there was a clear parallel between Theo and Alicia’s story, but when I got to the climax, I just thought “oh.”, figured out it was told in different timelines, and moved on.

●Maybe the fact that I couldn’t immerse myself in this book played a role in this. However, its still awful wtf

●I did feel a little creeped out when Alicia wrote about how she saw a man stalking her and no one believed her, but that was it. The whole story wasn’t interesting enough for me, and I didn’t like it much either.

●Still grateful that I was able to read a book with an unreliable narrator though. It gives me a new perspective in mystery and thriller novels.

●But I like the fact that everyone got ‘justice’, and Theo will be arrested and he felt at peace with it. Not sure what and how its supposed to mean, but im still glad that everything kinda works out. Idk about Alicia though, she might be dead.