Comments on: A Thousandth Opinion (by Albert Lim Kok Hoo)

By: nazia

nazia — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 14:27:16 +0000

It is nice to know that a doctor can think like that and is suppose to really understand human suffering or is it? My father is a prostate cancer patient in his 70’s and I can relate to some of the comments- that there are rarely any doctors that I have come across in my last 10 years accompanying my father to doctors who can talk straight and guide you and treat you like a human being! We never expected them to cure my father of cancer, only their guidance but getting that piece of advice became a distressing experience.

By: brigitte garnier

brigitte garnier — Sun, 27 Dec 2009 15:24:44 +0000

I’m speakless…it’s also all real. The way we look & move & talk & react etc is the mirror of what’s inside of us. I also know now that we all need some age to understand.

This is a beautifull article to share, thanks.
Brigitte.

By: marie-christine

marie-christine — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 09:57:06 +0000

I have been thinking a bout the meaning of words and names and I take notice of them more and more each day.
Un soulier in French means shoe
A shoe is used for walking
Soulier comes from the Latin word subtelare = courbe de la plante du pied – curve of the sole of the foot -(Arch)
In English if you divide the name it becomes SOUL = ame
sou in french means wealth
lier = link
I can see a link between wealth and soul and the reason for walking.
It makes sense to me.
Bjs

By: marie-christine

marie-christine — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 09:42:29 +0000

J’ai pense a la signification des noms et des mots et je fais de plus en plus attention a cela.
Un soulier est utilise pour marcher.
Soulier vient du latin subtelare – courbe de la plante du pied -(ARCH)
En anglais le mot, quand il est divise = soul – ame
sou = richesse
lier = link
Je vois un lien entre la richesse et l’ame et la raison pour marcher, ca a du sens pour moi.
Bjs