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he says spinoza is a doctor so she's concerned about the carelessness that she often witnesses is simpleenough that it's impossible not to think about the fact that it's a risk and that some of these people will soon be my patients but as a human being i also understand the desire to enjoy the old life style the name of and the intensive care physicians days always form as a family that wants to be cared for 3 generations under one roof and the time they spend together is very important to them. but who bit into all those apples. here. he always bites all the apples at the store good for a fruit yogurt. that's our fruit situation over there. but there are worried looks he says and iran have the riskiest job in the country by doctors who treat covert patients the last few months have been tough they look i think you think you know what to expect but it can always get worse because someone new is suddenly admitted and you don't know how they are doing with it and i think. this is been the daily routine of doctors for more than 6 months. it gets incredibly hot in the suit you don't understa