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Family Suicide – Processing Grief is Harder
The loss of a loved one always leaves deep pain and emptiness behind. Suicide, as a form of death, complicates the grieving process particularly. This tragedy not only brings loss but also triggers emotional reactions that are extremely difficult to cope with. Suicide is often a taboo subject, and due to social stigmatization, affected families frequently find themselves alone with their pain. Processing grief is a challenge that is much more complex than one might initially think, as the reasons behind the deceased’s decision, the unanswered questions, and the unspoken words all contribute to the difficulties. The Emotional Challenges of Grieving Due to Suicide Grieving due to suicide presents unique…
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Life in the Shadow of Death
The development of societies and the improvement of healthcare contribute to the increase in life expectancy at birth, which is a welcome trend. The extension of human life is not only measurable in numbers but also holds significant importance in terms of quality of life. A longer life does not always correlate with good health, and the question of how actively and healthily people can live their years is becoming increasingly important. Life expectancy is not just a statistical figure; it also reflects the health situation and living conditions of society. Significant differences can be observed between various countries and regions, reflecting the effects of local healthcare systems, lifestyle habits,…
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Dr. Ildikó Kovács: I Witnessed the Loss of My Friends
The Hungarian doctors are tirelessly working in the most terrible conditions around the world to help those in distress. Among these professionals is Dr. Ildikó Kovács, an internist and family doctor, who never aspired to work in war zones or disaster-stricken areas, yet has participated in numerous missions where she saved lives. Volunteer doctors usually perform their work completely free of charge and often serve as the only hope for those suffering. According to Dr. Ildikó Kovács, Africa attracted her at the beginning of her medical career, but over time she realized that she found her place in Asia. She has visited many disadvantaged regions, including North Africa, the Middle…
