In This Technology World, We Live
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In This Technology World, We Live
Technology has turned out excellent, but to sit as we all watch it grow, but leaving some of society out of this equation, is unacceptable behavior. The developers need to stop and rethink how they're developing for the communities' most astonishing invention, taking away from all our lives now but is the way we all do business, which is excellent.
So please, don't take this article out of its context.
I decided to add to some feedback I gave on Windows 10 and how my browser displays pages, and how my laptop was running, which has sparked this article.
To make things even more accessible to those who have difficulties comprehending things due to life-changing incidents beyond his/their control and that of human nature. Sometimes life-altering changes happen to one's life that turns out in debilitating un-expectancies.
For instance, "I had died over a year ago and was placed on life support for a bit. I lost 68% oxygen to the brain, leaving my body and brain getting 32%, `which the doctor's hoped would return to normal,' but instead, the way things have turned out for me today, "I have difficulties comprehending something."
All I do, is keep asking for help because I have problems understanding something, or it takes me longer to learn something, more times than not?"
I get nowhere asking, why do you think that is? Perhaps the lack of compassion or caring of someone that has a disability? Then try to sell you something to make it work for you, despicable.
Or when I go for walks to circulate blood flow, the blood clots could start forming in my arteries from peripheral artery damage. But I get winded easily, even if it's a block, but I lose oxygen and then struggle for air from another health condition. Still adding fuel to the fire, it was the loss of the oxygen in the first place, while on life support, that's caused all this.
And I have been asking the pulmonologist to be put on oxygen to get out more for blood flow.
My primary doctor saw this first hand now walking about 2000 yards and was quite concerned from the oxygen telemetry meter reading of 62% and waited about 15 minutes and retook it, reading still the same. It wasn't until 30-45 minutes later I left when my oxygen was about 82%.
The intake nurse is the one that first saw this and said, well, maybe it was the meter and went to get another one; really, she went and told the NP what was happening. All the time, I was struggling to breathe, which I knew eventually would come back up.
But, in walked my doctor or NP, that's whom I see actually, and put her hand on my shoulder, William, are you ok? Well, no, this is how I get when I walk. I have my inhalers here; I haven't smoked but two cigarettes this morning. From the walk from the main road in front of the hospital to the back here, these results.
I go through this all the time, and the pulmonary doctor knows this and still won't give me oxygen, a "broken-down society." If I die again from this, there isn't any turning back the next time and no life support next time either; I'm tired, I have a DNR in place, sad as me saying this, because of a "broken-down society."
Instead of leaving within us unresolved questions with no one having answers to them, and going within ourselves, creating even more frustrations to an individual needs? "People couldn't possibly know what that feels like and don't understand the life of another person's journey and what they face already.
Inside the individual, leaving them rendered to the feeling of the uncompassionate care they see in their eyes, and now, a new journey for them; they must walk through life this way, which is unacceptable but, undoubtedly understandable in a "broken-down society."
It's true; "I might be having these difficulties that others couldn't possibly understand." But still, one thing is for sure, "society is broken-down when other individuals boast about helping in a disability world of unexpected turnouts and leave them with an unsettledness inside because of the lack of helping."
"Before we can start to make changes in this broken-down society of uncaring people, `these changes begin within ourselves first, before they emanate outward."
"However, this is an official viewpoint that leaves me still very "Thankful," how I need to proceed with my journey through life, `which helps me become a better person today than yesterday."
I am a writer, and I too rely on this technology for writing; I like it or love it; it is part of whom I've become today. "I cannot explain how I can sit here and write something like this, but I still have a rough time understanding something now?"
Instead, we add pure cold-heartedness to the equation, sucking the lives out of them or their pockets. "What happened to the pureness of kindness?"
The lack of help when we ask for it and send you to these pages to read regardless of how "they" want to justify it; it just gets humanity and the people of it, absolutely nowhere.”
"It isn't helping anything, but adding to an unresolved solution?"
Try making something better for what an individuals' experiencing; this same incident, which I had, provoked me to write this opinion of the developing developers. Instead of focusing on "ads," please focus on the individuals' experience now?
"It will even make for a better internet experience."
I had no control over losing my life, making my comprehension this way and be this way. Things in this life happen for reasons beyond our understanding, and maybe I wrote this article as a learning tool on how much we take our lives for granted and just being human in kindness!
Written by:
William Darnell, Sr.
11/26/2020 9:33 PM
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