Putang Ina Niyo!!
"Veronika decides to die" is a relatively short novel, around 190 pages, so could easily be read in one sitting. However to really appreciate the messages that Paulo Coelho is trying to get across, I found it preferable to read the story in short segments at a time, allowing me to reflect more deeply on the story unfolding before me. Paulo Coelho is trying to teach the reader several things, whilst observing his own promise to reveal his personal experiences of a doctor-patient relationship into a mental hospital. Whilst teaching the reader, Coelho also delves into the standards to the mental hospitals and even touches on the boundaries of Doctors practise and how far they are allowed to go without requesting full consent from the patient in question.
In light of this, on 22 January 1999, Senator Eduardo Suplicy read out extracts from "Veronika decides to die" to the Brazilian Congress, and was finally successful in obtaining approval for a law forbidding arbitrary admissions......
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