The tragedy is that we live in a world where a "perfect" decision is not possible. We are like people who are living after a disaster. We are surviving as best we can. Some of us hope for a better future. We believe a good government is coming to our aid and that we must hold on until it arrives. Others feel that life in the disaster zone is all we have or perhaps they have a dim hope of something better, but it is a hope that is ineffective.

The result? People who believe a better government is on the way make decisions based on that hope. People who believe this disaster zone life is all there is make decisions based on that belief. The two positions often meet over a child sick in bed. A perfect decision would accommodate both parties. There is no perfect decision. What both parties need to do in this situation is respect each others rights.

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Mr. Jan B. Wade
Blood Management Consultant
Enhance Outcomes - Control Cost
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