Positivity Successor - Episode 99 - Positivity Successor (Medicine Important)

Episode Date: September 26, 2025

Mental Health Awareness! ❤️🙏 Physical Health Awareness! ❤️🙏 Spiritual Health Awareness! ❤️🙏 Emotional Health Awareness! ❤️🙏 Medicine Important! “The good physician treats the disease; the great physician treats the patient who has the disease.” -William Osler Proverbs 17:22 “A cheerful heart makes a good medicine, but a crushed spirit dries up the bones.” 5 R’s in Medicine: -Right Patient -Right Drug -Right time -Right dose -Right route How to encourage people to take their medication: -Empathy -Respect -Communication -Interpersonal skills -Strong patient-Provider Relationships God Bless! Amen 🙏

Hey, positive people. Welcome to positivity success. I'm a guy with heart and soul positive to share with everyone around the world. Schedule us from Monday through Sunday, including holidays, every season, every year, including leap year. Thanks for tuning to the light changing podcast. God bless. Amen. Have a positive day. Welcome to positivity success here, episode 99. Today's topic we'll be talking about is medicine important. It's all that's going to it. Medicine important. Because medicine is very important to the world. You know, you can't skip the medicine that is prescribed or given to us.

Because there's this quote that says, the good physician treats the disease the great physician treats the patient who has the disease by William Osler There's a Bible verse I'm going to read Proverbs 1722 a cheerful heart makes a good medicine but a crush spirit dries up the bones there are five R's in medicine the right patient the right patient the right drug, the right time, the right dose, the right route. And how to encourage people to take medicine is to have empathy, respect, communication, interpersonal skills, strong patient provider, and relationships.

You see, it's important when we gotta take the medicine every day that we're prescribed to because it helps us in every way. So thankful and blessed for the doctors, the nurses, the, the physicians, the everyone in the medical field that is helping everyone every day heal up and doing the best they

can to to serve have good service for you at the hospital and doctor and Medicare everywhere without doctors, I don't know where'd we be, without any of those medical field applicants, people. We need all those medical field people in the world. You see, with the five hours in medicine, it says the right patient, you know, I feel like we could help any person who's a patient. There isn't that, um, every, every person who becomes a patient needs to be treated right. We can help everyone the best we can. It says the right drug, because I don't condone the, I don't condone drugs, alcohol, or smoking anything on this, The only drug I condone is the one that helps each and every one of us from the doctors and nurses and everyone that prescribes the medicine to us from the doctor facility.

That's the only drug I condone is the one that helps everyone in the world heal in this world. then the right time. You see, you got to set, um, they'll, they'll, they'll usually give you times, but usually you get to set, set the times, you, you get to take your medicine. Like, um, if it's, uh, like,

you could have, uh, take one, in the morning, take one at night, or you only take, take one whenever you can. Like, it goes with time management, along with taking your medicine, and making sure you get the right dosage, because you don't want something to go wrong, where they get, they actually going to give you too much dosage and something happens to you. So you want to make that hopefully they should be experts on knowing how much dosage to give you. And the next hospital visit usually is when they'll give you an update on while we're in your dosage or upgrading your dosage. but making sure you take the right dosage so it can heal you up then the right route.

This has to pertain to making sure everything puts down the right path, puts you on the right road route of the highway. like you're going on the right route if you're if you're doing your medicine like the bible verse says a cheerful heart makes a good medicine but a crushed spirit dries up the bones like you got to feel good about taking the medicine that that you're taking or else if it doesn't make you feel good or anything it'll be a crushed spirit to you and it'll start drying up your bones like you'll you'll start getting a bad reaction if you don't take the good the right or good medicine that is prescribed to you or if you just keep ignoring the medicine every day so always always want to feel good good and have a cheerful heart when you're taking this medicine because it's going to heal you up

and make you feel better. Turn your frown upside down after you take that medicine. They'll cheer up your heart. You see the quote, the good physician treats the disease they do. The great physician treats the patient who has the disease. You see, we are in good hands with these doctors and these people in the medical field. And they're doing the best they can every single day they can to save lives. Like how law enforcement saves lives, these doctors in medical field should also be in the same category. has police officers and in fire fires and paramedics all in that same field because they're saving lives like the law enforcement people are saving lives too and how I can encourage these people to take

their medicine and stay on the right path is to have empathy for them, be respectful, having respect for them, communication with them about when to take the medicine and how it helps them. Empathy, because it's emotional. it can be emotional and sad what they're going through to taking this medicine, but just know that with your empathy and respect with them, it can help them in the brightest way possible. Interpersonal skills. Having a, um, helping, helping with them. keeping them on track on when to keep taking the medicine to help them feel better.

And having a strong patient-provider relationship, you see, the provider is the one who prescribes the medicine to the patient, and the patient and the provider should have respect and strong relationship with each other because the provider is helping the patient what's sending their medicine so they can feel better. So no reason for the patient to get mad at the provider because the provider is the one providing for them. And with the strong relationship of the patient and the provider working together, just like how at the hospital, how the patient has to, have to, have.

to have a relationship with the doctor, someone that's treating them. That's the same thing that goes on here. A strong patient doctor relationship, as much as a strong patient provider relationship. So remember to look back at the reflection of yourself in the mirror because you're a work in progress to the beautiful and handsome people out there. You don't get to where you want to in life. Believe that.

Hope this helps. Sleep, take your medicine because it's important for each and every one of you. So keep taking your medicine and help it mix it as you have a cheerful heart because you don't want to crush spirit that dries up the bones. So like a don't want to have bad medicine. That does make you feel good. You want to have the right, like the ours, the right patient, the right drug,

the right time, the right dose, and the right route. So hope you guys enjoy this podcast episode of Positiveated Successor. God bless. Amen. Tune tomorrow for the 100th episode of Positiveated Successor, titled Celebration. So thanks for turning to Positive Your Successor. God bless. Amen.

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