U-M research shows chronically ill patients might be happier if they give up hope
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You got a point here but it opposes the acceptable saying.
thetricon69 1 month ago
I've been saying this for years. I have tinnitus and the constant promises of a cure just frustrates me to no end. People keep saying "don't give up hope" and it irritates me. Now, I feel I can finally give up hope and live out my remaining days with what little pleasure I can eke out of living with this constant noise in my ears.
KeathGraham 2 years ago