or, in English, a Sick Man who not at all seldom, though hes reported to childishly deny it, gives out terrible cries of pain, as if he would wholeheartedly let go both his art and his soul to experience what passes in other people for wellness, and yet (the rumor continues) when his unsalutary-looking little room is broken into and someonenot infrequently, at that, someone who actually loves himpassionately asks him where the pain is, he either declines or seems unable to discuss it at any constructive clinical length, and in the morning, when even great poets and painters presumably feel a bit more chipper than usual, he looks more perversely determined than ever to see his sickness run its course, as though by the light of another, presumably working day he had remembered that all men, the healthy ones included, eventually die, and usually with a certain amount of bad grace, but that he, lucky man, is at least being done in by the most stimulating companion, disease or no, he has ever known
I met a highland cow! she smiles
Panic attacks should be taken seriously and treated as soon as possible as they could be brought on by other health conditions such as stress, medications, or psychiatric issues
Four million Canadians, roughly 17 per cent of the population, consume tobacco products
Some cigarettes use ventilated filters that reduce smoke intensity, making the inhale smoother
