[Music]
a little more than 10 years ago
I was sitting waiting for me
attend the doctor in the room
wait, he put me to talk with others
patients about the evolution of our
treatments I had been coming for days
as anguished as as angry with the
life in fact just before reaching the
office I had fought with all the
world
the traffic was chaotic and the
justiciero of the streets as you
they called my friends carrying me when
when I was younger I was driving
wanting to teach to handle all the
world that character had come back with
all
in this context she was more than
one hour talking to this guy
we were intimate
clearly he was in the same process
that I in the same treatment but what
I started a little while ago
I proposed to open up with him and tell him
the anger he felt
I thought because I
if you do not say it badly to anyone
because I can not be healthy
in that moment the other patient looked at me
I smile and he told me and why not you
who the fuck do you think you’re not
can happen to you here shit you won him
at that moment my name is the doctor and
I entered with a mixture between fright and anger
I even made a comment about what
what had happened no no I could not understand
the violence of what he told me
when I left the patient was not there and the
truth is that I never saw him again
I imagined it can be always me what
I ask
what I do know is that that person
it generated a 180 degree change who was going
to think that in a waiting room in the
who spent so many afternoons per week with
a simple comment was going to generate a
change of attitude
I’ll explain them better at 18 months
of life I contract a disease that
called hemolytic uraemic syndrome that
disease impairment the function of my
two kidneys to the point that my parents
they told him that sooner or later he was going to
need a kidney transplant
that situation occurred when I was 24
years and a girl was compatible and I
donated his kidney
we plant in the foundation
favaloro in 2006
The truth is that a transplant is not the
final solution is a treatment that
always continue
and requires extreme care of
constant checks of a cocktail
pretty strong medication
and many times even though you take
all these measures the rejection is
inevitable
in my case a medical reason for the rejection
my immune system that is like our
constant antivirus recognized the kidney
quoted from breast and started attacking him as
a strange foreign organ and another
reason is not medical the reality is that
my old lady died suddenly of a
moment for another and I loosen the flow
of my head I fell from 8 and it’s like
when one gets up at the table and
drag mind he takes everything for
in front of
since then I am on the list of
wait for a second transplant of
kidney in the incucai and at the same time
replace kidney function that no longer
I have I go to a treatment of a
treatment called hemodialysis
what is hemodialysis basically is a
treatment by which I connect two
mangueritas in the arm the blood salts
one of the hoses is cleaned
filters into the machine and returns the arm
for the other hose is to say what to
you make your kidneys 24
hours of the day to me it makes me a
machine three times a week four or
five hours depending on the session of the
case
with all this news imagine yourself returned
back to the anguish came back in the eye
I took dialysis as a treatment
hoarder of my time and even my
lifetime
and I remembered the patient in the room
wait
he would have told me and maybe even with
our words
you do not realize that if that machine does not
I existed today I would be dead
you do not realize you have a second
opportunity
I am still on the waiting list today
of transplant
I’m still three times a week
dialysis but I’m another
I approve of a phrase of Bob Marley
who says you never know how strong you are
until being strong is your only option
and my own is mine I apply all
the days
with that same attitude I took this battle
as a party I played many years at
rugby and it happened to me that I had to face
many times bigger guys and more
strong that I
and in those situations on the court in
those that the big guy grabs the ball and
over faces where are you two
we have two options or we prepare
for the blow we trained our technique
of tackle and we use our skills
to steal the ball or two we left
running there is no other
I’m a superhero, no, I’m not a
superhero but
I could stop the ball and think
I think I can do something with what I
I touch
it does not happen to them that many times we
we were frisados complaining about why
the price of the dollar went up or how much it went up
the tomato perita the lettuce or
complaining about situations that
we really can not control
The only thing that is within our reach is
the reaction that we have before those
situations
I want to show you how I treat
reactionary when you ‘re little one of
the first things that the
rugby coaches is when we attack
ball in two hands
runs straight runs to the front and
flag banner flag they tell you only
tried to apply that’s what I try to
Apply
I feel that patient in the room
wait made me reflect on my
attitude to life
today it was accepted that this has been done to me
I am no longer angry with people or
with the world or with some entity
I want supernatural attack
Some other anger can grab me
but it is interesting to think as with a
simple comment in a waiting room
a comment that did not last more than 5
seconds of someone who generated a change
in your life it generates a change in mine
as if it were an expansive hour
and today I’m here to try to continue
that expansive wave because I’m one of those who
they think that if you can not change the
circumstances you have to change the
perspective and perspective changes
contagian
if I had stayed with that attitude
angry and distressed I had in the
waiting room not only today would not be
here but it could not produce a
change in me or nobody
they are every day to a micro tub I’m going to
dialysis I go to the club I go to work
and I know that my companions in each of
those places when they see me have
someone to trust that so
less will not lower the arms in that
is infected infected them
they also push like a rugby team
when you see that there is one that is
breaking the back for the other 14 and
you can not be less
I think of matilda for example matilde
assignment to little girl seventy and
peak years in my dialysis company
angry angry with everyone
to matilda I could start that the
Dialysis machine is not that machine
shit
in the machine that gives us life
and nurses are not just
nurses are the people that we
they save their lives every two days
I feel that these small circumstances
they can
makes a change in our
circle but also at the society level is
now it can become a tide
let’s think about the local justina case
many will have heard or will have
of justice jústiz a babe that was
waiting list for heart transplant
in this case also in the foundation
Favaloro in national emergency despite
of the difficult battle that she had
in front of
he was chosen he proposed he chose to think in
those of us who were in the same situation
that we help all those who
we can told parents their parents
they started the saola that I had already achieved
the record of registered as donors
volunteers in the place and they went for more
that tide got modified the law of
transplant and today the new law justina
thanks to which all the majors of
18 we are donors is in force
then fair and managed not to get discouraged
before the situation that he was living
he managed not to cling to the problem he had
Y
could run from that place and infect
your circle and that environment
[Music]
for the moment that I am preparing
this talk we are 10 thousand 582 people in
transplant waiting list and some
organ in our country
to give an idea is three times
the size of the great rex theater
August 2018 the first month after
the sanction of the law justina was the
historical record of transplants in
our country
214 transplants from 88 donors
I want to say if we get carried away by
the anger we miss the most part
important of the movie
we put obstacles to ourselves and
we generate tensions between us
without understanding that the other is not ours
enemy but we could work in
set
I’ll give you another example
if we can get mad, yes, yes,
let the word let’s achieve
think maybe maybe we can
improve the quality of life of all
even of those of us who are in this
wait for a transplant
with anger over let’s think through
example that the ambulance is not going to be
everything to save us to get them out
organs
you think that if it were so easy
get a compatible organ I
I would be seven years on the waiting list
seven years
I like to wait
someone likes to wait
imagine seven years ago that I’m
waiting
yes ma’am seven years ago I ‘m not a
great fellow traveler I will never ask
go to the bathroom never
[Applause]
when when I book when I leave
trip first I reserve the center
dialysis
later I book the hotel hello and for the
which travel I have no other
what I’m doing that exercise so
simple and so difficult at the same time if we
we can run from this anger
we can look at the situation in another way
being a donor positively implies
put yourself in the place of the other who did not have
the same fate as us
but back to the ball and I think
I think about the patient in the ward
wait
and I am convinced that the neuralgic is
the change of attitude I invite you all
to generate that change of attitude to do
the first droplet on its own ball and
generate that tide and I assure you that
when we get together we are going to push
all for the same side
and if you find me complaining about what
that the life of the exposed forward I
I would ask who the hell they think
they are here in shit they beat him
[Applause]
a little more than 10 years ago
I was sitting waiting for me
attend the doctor in the room
wait, he put me to talk with others
patients about the evolution of our
treatments I had been coming for days
as anguished as as angry with the
life in fact just before reaching the
office I had fought with all the
world
the traffic was chaotic and the
justiciero of the streets as you
they called my friends carrying me when
when I was younger I was driving
wanting to teach to handle all the
world that character had come back with
all
in this context she was more than
one hour talking to this guy
we were intimate
clearly he was in the same process
that I in the same treatment but what
I started a little while ago
I proposed to open up with him and tell him
the anger he felt
I thought because I
if you do not say it badly to anyone
because I can not be healthy
in that moment the other patient looked at me
I smile and he told me and why not you
who the fuck do you think you’re not
can happen to you here shit you won him
at that moment my name is the doctor and
I entered with a mixture between fright and anger
I even made a comment about what
what had happened no no I could not understand
the violence of what he told me
when I left the patient was not there and the
truth is that I never saw him again
I imagined it can be always me what
I ask
what I do know is that that person
it generated a 180 degree change who was going
to think that in a waiting room in the
who spent so many afternoons per week with
a simple comment was going to generate a
change of attitude
I’ll explain them better at 18 months
of life I contract a disease that
called hemolytic uraemic syndrome that
disease impairment the function of my
two kidneys to the point that my parents
they told him that sooner or later he was going to
need a kidney transplant
that situation occurred when I was 24
years and a girl was compatible and I
donated his kidney
we plant in the foundation
favaloro in 2006
The truth is that a transplant is not the
final solution is a treatment that
always continue
and requires extreme care of
constant checks of a cocktail
pretty strong medication
and many times even though you take
all these measures the rejection is
inevitable
in my case a medical reason for the rejection
my immune system that is like our
constant antivirus recognized the kidney
quoted from breast and started attacking him as
a strange foreign organ and another
reason is not medical the reality is that
my old lady died suddenly of a
moment for another and I loosen the flow
of my head I fell from 8 and it’s like
when one gets up at the table and
drag mind he takes everything for
in front of
since then I am on the list of
wait for a second transplant of
kidney in the incucai and at the same time
replace kidney function that no longer
I have I go to a treatment of a
treatment called hemodialysis
what is hemodialysis basically is a
treatment by which I connect two
mangueritas in the arm the blood salts
one of the hoses is cleaned
filters into the machine and returns the arm
for the other hose is to say what to
you make your kidneys 24
hours of the day to me it makes me a
machine three times a week four or
five hours depending on the session of the
case
with all this news imagine yourself returned
back to the anguish came back in the eye
I took dialysis as a treatment
hoarder of my time and even my
lifetime
and I remembered the patient in the room
wait
he would have told me and maybe even with
our words
you do not realize that if that machine does not
I existed today I would be dead
you do not realize you have a second
opportunity
I am still on the waiting list today
of transplant
I’m still three times a week
dialysis but I’m another
I approve of a phrase of Bob Marley
who says you never know how strong you are
until being strong is your only option
and my own is mine I apply all
the days
with that same attitude I took this battle
as a party I played many years at
rugby and it happened to me that I had to face
many times bigger guys and more
strong that I
and in those situations on the court in
those that the big guy grabs the ball and
over faces where are you two
we have two options or we prepare
for the blow we trained our technique
of tackle and we use our skills
to steal the ball or two we left
running there is no other
I’m a superhero, no, I’m not a
superhero but
I could stop the ball and think
I think I can do something with what I
I touch
it does not happen to them that many times we
we were frisados complaining about why
the price of the dollar went up or how much it went up
the tomato perita the lettuce or
complaining about situations that
we really can not control
The only thing that is within our reach is
the reaction that we have before those
situations
I want to show you how I treat
reactionary when you ‘re little one of
the first things that the
rugby coaches is when we attack
ball in two hands
runs straight runs to the front and
flag banner flag they tell you only
tried to apply that’s what I try to
Apply
I feel that patient in the room
wait made me reflect on my
attitude to life
today it was accepted that this has been done to me
I am no longer angry with people or
with the world or with some entity
I want supernatural attack
Some other anger can grab me
but it is interesting to think as with a
simple comment in a waiting room
a comment that did not last more than 5
seconds of someone who generated a change
in your life it generates a change in mine
as if it were an expansive hour
and today I’m here to try to continue
that expansive wave because I’m one of those who
they think that if you can not change the
circumstances you have to change the
perspective and perspective changes
contagian
if I had stayed with that attitude
angry and distressed I had in the
waiting room not only today would not be
here but it could not produce a
change in me or nobody
they are every day to a micro tub I’m going to
dialysis I go to the club I go to work
and I know that my companions in each of
those places when they see me have
someone to trust that so
less will not lower the arms in that
is infected infected them
they also push like a rugby team
when you see that there is one that is
breaking the back for the other 14 and
you can not be less
I think of matilda for example matilde
assignment to little girl seventy and
peak years in my dialysis company
angry angry with everyone
to matilda I could start that the
Dialysis machine is not that machine
shit
in the machine that gives us life
and nurses are not just
nurses are the people that we
they save their lives every two days
I feel that these small circumstances
they can
makes a change in our
circle but also at the society level is
now it can become a tide
let’s think about the local justina case
many will have heard or will have
of justice jústiz a babe that was
waiting list for heart transplant
in this case also in the foundation
Favaloro in national emergency despite
of the difficult battle that she had
in front of
he was chosen he proposed he chose to think in
those of us who were in the same situation
that we help all those who
we can told parents their parents
they started the saola that I had already achieved
the record of registered as donors
volunteers in the place and they went for more
that tide got modified the law of
transplant and today the new law justina
thanks to which all the majors of
18 we are donors is in force
then fair and managed not to get discouraged
before the situation that he was living
he managed not to cling to the problem he had
Y
could run from that place and infect
your circle and that environment
[Music]
for the moment that I am preparing
this talk we are 10 thousand 582 people in
transplant waiting list and some
organ in our country
to give an idea is three times
the size of the great rex theater
August 2018 the first month after
the sanction of the law justina was the
historical record of transplants in
our country
214 transplants from 88 donors
I want to say if we get carried away by
the anger we miss the most part
important of the movie
we put obstacles to ourselves and
we generate tensions between us
without understanding that the other is not ours
enemy but we could work in
set
I’ll give you another example
if we can get mad, yes, yes,
let the word let’s achieve
think maybe maybe we can
improve the quality of life of all
even of those of us who are in this
wait for a transplant
with anger over let’s think through
example that the ambulance is not going to be
everything to save us to get them out
organs
you think that if it were so easy
get a compatible organ I
I would be seven years on the waiting list
seven years
I like to wait
someone likes to wait
imagine seven years ago that I’m
waiting
yes ma’am seven years ago I ‘m not a
great fellow traveler I will never ask
go to the bathroom never
[Applause]
when when I book when I leave
trip first I reserve the center
dialysis
later I book the hotel hello and for the
which travel I have no other
what I’m doing that exercise so
simple and so difficult at the same time if we
we can run from this anger
we can look at the situation in another way
being a donor positively implies
put yourself in the place of the other who did not have
the same fate as us
but back to the ball and I think
I think about the patient in the ward
wait
and I am convinced that the neuralgic is
the change of attitude I invite you all
to generate that change of attitude to do
the first droplet on its own ball and
generate that tide and I assure you that
when we get together we are going to push
all for the same side
and if you find me complaining about what
that the life of the exposed forward I
I would ask who the hell they think
they are here in shit they beat him
[Applause]
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