Tag: GP

• The Grief that does not Speak

  How weary, stale, flat, and unprofitable seem to me all the uses of this world! Like Hamlet, we all recognize this mood: the black dog lying in the noonday sun, the cloud that even hides the moon. It is the tear that defeats the wavering smile –and yet… And yet, there is often something more […]

  gozzter

  November 23, 2016

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  abuse, Antidepressant medication, depression, doctors, GP, Gynaecology, Hamlet, Khalil Gibran, lens of depression, listening, sadness, Shakespeare, talking, the black dog

• When Silence is Golden

  Silence is golden; it can also be difficult. Many of us find it uncomfortable -awkward if it continues for too long. In communication, silence is a benefit that diminishes with time, a value that becomes a penalty. A schism that is counterproductive. We all want to be heard; we all need to be recognized, and […]

  gozzter

  June 30, 2015

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  anger, attending, communication, doctor, equanimity, GP, listening, lump, silence, walk-in clinic