- Ramesh Mehay
- Last modified: 13th August 2023
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Under the DOWNLOADS box, you will find some stories that some of our followers have uploaded because they’ve wanted to share their life transforming moments with you. If you have anything similar that you would like to share with the world, please email me on rameshmehay@googlemail.com
Just going home now after a home visit to a 91-year-old Pakistani women. When I arrived, I was greeted by the family she lives with – very warm and loving. In the last third of the consultation the 91-year-old Pakistani woman expressed in Punjabi, whilst crying, “Doctor, when will my time come? I’m ready.” It struck me how profound and moving our role as GPs is, as people entrust us with the poignant narratives of their lives, revealing thoughts they seldom share even with their closest family members. General Practice is a vocation. I love my job
Thanks for this lovely post Dharam. Would love to hear other short heart-warming snippets like this…