First Blood
Sanatçı patolojiktir.
Sanatçının sahnelenmesi maraz doğurur.
Geceleyin karlı kayın ormanında yürümek her babayiğitin harcı değildir.
Sayfa 165 - Sel YayınlarıKitabı okudu
Pre-eclampsia is a disorder of pregnancy which can affect most organs of the mum’s body, causing liver and kidney damage, swelling of the brain, fluid in the lungs and platelet problems, as well as problems with baby’s growth and wellbeing. It ultimately progresses to eclampsia – life-threatening fits. Most cases of pre-eclampsia are mild, but every pregnant patient has their blood pressure and urine protein measured at each visit, in order to pick up the condition at an early stage. The only cure for pre-eclampsia is delivering the placenta (and necessarily the baby first).
first
...realizing that if I didn't start trying -I mean being willing to squeeze out my own blood, sweat, and tears for what I wanted- I'd never be anything, never matter much to anybody.
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Önsezi
This presentiment, this expectation permeated my whole being; I breathed it, it coursed through my veins in every drop of blood ... it was fated to be speedily realised.
Bu önsezi, bu beklenti tüm varlığıma nüfuz etti; Nefes aldım, damarlarımda aktı, her damla kanda... Kaderdi, hızla gerçekleşecekti.
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The blood was fermenting in me, and my heart was aching—so sweetly and absurdly; I was always waiting for something, shrinking at something, and wondering at everything, and was all ready for anything at a moment’s notice.
Kan içimde mayalanmaya başladı ve kalbim ağrıyordu - çok tatlı ve saçma bir şekilde; Her zaman bir şeyler bekliyordum, bir şeyler için çekiniyordum ve her şeyi merak ediyordum ve bir anda her şeye hazırdım.
(...) And I can likewise consider the body of a human being as a kind of machine made up of bones, nerves, muscles, veins, blood, and skin so fitted together that, even if there were no mind within it, it would still have all the movements it currently has that do not result from the command of the will (and hence the mind).
Sixth meditation, Oxford University Press
