With the illness and subsequent death of former President Cossiga I'm seeing the umpteenth page of this sad Italy. I am not referring to former President (whose parents are going to send my condolences), but all that is' rotated around this issue.
The other day someone wrote to the newspaper Il Messaggero to communicate their disappointment about the visit of President Napolitano to the Gemelli hospital. The media has given wide coverage to this visit and we saw on television ranks of primary and hospital bigwigs who labor to receive the President. Who then was able to get news directly from the illustrious patient's primary department. Now this person complained that, having had a relative short time earlier in the same hospital ward, he found great difficulty 'in talking with the doctors (one sheet of paper where to put your name on the list and the ability' to speak with the physician during visiting hours, then click or speak with your doctor or see the relative hospital) and even the shadow of the primary course. From personal experience I know that this person does not say anything new. Some primary (fortunately not all, then I do not like to generalize) seem enveloped in an aura of mystery and are protected by their trusted employees who actually make them unaffordable.
Needless to say I am disgusted with this situation but this' Italy, Italy's "Mi manda Picone." These are the people who vote for us poor Italians who go looking for the recommendation to go shopping or to go to a mechanic, let alone something as serious as health. I am still of the opinion that things can change. When I need something I can tell I usually turn to strangers 'cause I think that if I have to recommend me to go to a person means that this person does not deserve my trust: I have to deal with honest' no matter who they are or people I know.
Regards.
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