By Dr. Erion Dasho.
Erion Veliaj published a picture from the hospital where he is being treated for a relatively minor health problem (for which I wish him a speedy recovery). In the meantime, let me make some clarifications for the public in question-and-answer format about the problems I find in this photo:
1. Why do I think this is a minor health problem?
Because cholecystitis (inflammation of the gall bladder) has been treated for many decades through laparoscopic interventions (without scalpels and stitches). This intervention is so routine and so easy that in most cases it is treated by keeping the patient in the hospital for only 24 hours.
2. Are there other indicators that prove this?
Just one day after the operation, Erion Veliaj looks in very good condition, which proves that the operation was easy. Of all the devices around, none of them are connected to the patient, even every doctor or nurse understands at a glance that the Veliaj patient does not need any of these devices.
In these conditions, some other questions should be asked.
3. Why are these devices placed around Mr. Veliaj?
This question has three possible answers. The first variant may be that the borates continue their slanderous propaganda with “reborn” hospitals. While the four devices in Veliaj’s background are nothing more than a simple ventilator and three electric infusion pumps, the many cables in the background make it look like the pinnacle of medical science has descended on the hospital. The second variant could be that the servile managers of the hospital want to show him who is de facto Borat No. 2 how they are taking care of his health. The third variant could be that Veliaj himself, horrified by the arrests of his corrupt directors, is trying to arouse pity for himself among the Albanians. Of course, the possibility of all three of these variants being together is not excluded.
4. By blocking these devices at Mr. Veliaj, is injustice being done to other patients?
Blocking around Mr. Veliaj has four devices and since he doesn’t need any of them, he is certainly doing an injustice to the patients who need these devices. But apparently only the treatment received by VIP patients such as the prime minister, the foreign minister or the mayor is important for the health authorities, regardless of which patient is being deprived of these devices. Meanwhile, the VIP patients themselves, when they go to be treated for completely trivial reasons and find themselves surrounded by cables and equipment, probably really think that they have gone through some serious health problem and that the health they have reborn has saved their lives.
Congratulating once again on the closing of the status Mr. Veliaj, I ask the renaissance borates to put aside any propaganda with the hospitals and direct all their attention to the emergency of the QSUT, which has been closed for 2 months. Albanians do not owe them these disgusting farces.
(Photo taken from ATSH)
