Technology

Mmm...is difficult talk about something technological because I hate spend my time using my phone or my laptop, but is really necessary. I'm more of the type of person who pass the time looking out of the window all the afternoon (I live in front of a park and the landscape is beautiful, I see the trees, the Andes range and the clouds change of colours with the light of the sunset. Anyway, if I have to chose only one thing, definitely my laptop, I can listening music, write histories, watch movies and study ejem...of course. My dad purchase this technological device to my 16 birth, and I had to admit, that since this day I used a lot and my laptop became essential to me. I used to do all my homework and to preparing my tests. I liked it because is multifunctional and allows me to do many activities. My life would definitely be more challenging without it, but I think I can survive.

I have to admit I'm a huge disaster using u-cursos and making power points, I prefer a big piece of cardboard to put the information of the dissertation jej. 

Dream

This photo was taken in February this summer by my brother Simón. I'll will always remember that day because we had the idea of visiting Lima for a week, and then go back to Chile but in Lima we saw an ofert of plane tickets to Cusco, so we decided to go.

We found a little hostel to sleeping,and when we we're there we decided to visit Machupicchu, we had to return to Lima two days later to back to Chile, we had only one day to go to Machupicchu, we waked up at 4 am, taked a vas to ollantaytambo station at 9am and taked the train to aguas calientes. In aguas calientes we had breakfast and we taked a bus to Machupicchu, it was raining a lot, and we had to purchase raincoats. There’s a thick fost so nobody can saw anything. We found a little house and everybody used to sheltered of the rain. When stoped raining I couldn't believed the beautiful of the landscape. Machupicchu is the most beatiful place I ever visit in my life. I love travel and know new places, if I have the possibility of go to somewhere I always say yes. I think this is the kind of experience that makes you grow as a person. I feel happy every time I see this photo. I feel tired too, cause I remember it was a beautiful but an exhausted day. I sleeped all the route back in the train.

                               

Transplants

I mentioned in my first post that I went to a seminary about transplants. I have always been interested in that topic of medicine, and many people think transplants are bad. For many reasons: they think the doctor are not going to attend themselves or a loved one well. In Chile, the most donated organs are provided by a death donors (in the case of the organs you can donate in life, like kidneys, in some organs like heart or lungs theres no option) 

Another big problem is the people don't undestand the brain death. because the patient is still breathing and the blood is circulating in the body.

Before the creation of regulating laws to avoid the traffic of organs, in Chile there were a lot of cases of children's cornea traffic.

Religion is very important too, but an interesting fact: the only people against to the donation are the tibetan mokns, cause they need all their organs to reincarnate.

I'm really interested in organs transplants because I think is very important people understand what is, and how it works so in the future I hope many more people decide to donate their organs to another person who needs them.

Thanks for reading!