The idea of “patient” comes from the medical world, and means a person who is comfortable with their condition. The word is used to describe people who are not actively sick.

The fact that we often think of ourselves as being sick is the same as the idea of being in pain.

That is, we are comfortable with the idea of being sick or injured, but are not necessarily comfortable with actually being sick or injured. There are many people who are not actively sick or injured, who are just sick or injured for other reasons. This is often referred to in the medical world as being “disease-free.

In medicine, there is a special term for a patient who is not a patient, who is not suffering because he doesn’t need care. These patients are referred to as “neurological,” and are generally people who have suffered a serious injury or illness that has left them unable to work, study, or participate in their normal lives. These people are often referred to as “at-risk.

Of course, the term is based on the idea that if a patient doesn't have a disease, then there is no reason to care about them. But this isn't the whole story. Many patients have a very serious, life-threatening disease that has left them incapacitated. Yet, there are no medical tests to identify their condition. They are left to wonder .

why they are sick, and how they can be cured.

This is one of those things that is often overlooked in the rush to find a cure. Often, patients just want to be alive. And this is where the medical community has trouble because they are in the business of saving people. But there is a problem when this type of treatment is so expensive that it isn't even worth it. After all, if you think about it, this is exactly.

what the cure for ALS is.

The cure for ALS is just to be alive, and if that means you have to make a lot of trips to the doctor, then the cure isn't very good. In fact, it is a bad cure. For patients, the cure isn't a cure at all. They are still left to wonder if they will be alive when the "cure" is finally over. They also need to deal with the fact that they have to live their life in a wheelchair.

It doesn't stop there, either, there is also the fact that the cost of medical treatment makes it not worth it. The average length of an ambulance ride to the hospital is about 3 hours, so imagine how expensive the medical treatment really is.

This is a serious problem. There are three reasons why patients are not willing to take the treatment that they have been on the verge of for over a week. The first is that they are not willing to pay for it. The second is that they are not confident that they will live with the disease. The third is that they just dont have the money to pay for the treatment.