此资料由网络收集而来，如有侵权请告知上传者立即删除。资料共分享，我们负责传递知识。TED英语演讲：在生命的尽头你想要什么在生命的终点，我们最渴望的是什么?对许多人而言，只是很简单的舒适、尊重和爱。BJ*米勒是个安宁疗护医生，他深入思考如何为他的病患创造有尊严、优雅的生命终点。请花点时间品尝这场动人的谈话，裡面探讨了我们如何思考死亡和为人生增光的重要议题。下面是小编为大家收集关于TED英语演讲：在生命的尽头你想要什么，欢迎借鉴参考。英文演讲稿Well,weallneedareasontowakeup.Forme,itjusttook11,000volts.Iknowyou'retoopolitetoask,soIwilltellyou.Onenight,sophomoreyearofcollege,justbackfromThanksgivingholiday,afewofmyfriendsandIwerehorsingaround,andwedecidedtoclimbatopaparkedcommutertrain.Itwasjustsittingthere,withthewiresthatrunoverhead.Somehow,thatseemedlikeagreatideaatthetime.We'dcertainlydonestupiderthings.Iscurrieduptheladderontheback,andwhenIstoodup,theelectricalcurrententeredmyarm,blewdownandoutmyfeet,andthatwasthat.Wouldyoubelievethatwatchstillworks?Takesalicking!Myfatherwearsitnowinsolidarity.Thatnightbeganmyformalrelationshipwithdeath--mydeath--anditalsobeganmylongrunasapatient.It'sagoodword.Itmeansonewhosuffers.SoIguesswe'reallpatients.Now,theAmericanhealthcaresystemhasmorethanitsfairshareofdysfunction--tomatchitsbrilliance,tobesure.I'maphysiciannow,ahospiceandpalliativemedicinedoc,soI'veseencarefrombothsides.Andbelieveme:almosteveryonewhogoesintohealthcarereallymeanswell--Imean,truly.Butwewhoworkinitarealso此资料由网络收集而来，如有侵权请告知上传者立即删除。资料共分享，我们负责传递知识。unwittingagentsforasystemthattoooftendoesnotserve.Why?Well,there'sactuallyaprettyeasyanswertothatquestion,anditexplainsalot:becausehealthcarewasdesignedwithdiseases,notpeople,atitscenter.Whichistosay,ofcourse,itwasbadlydesigned.Andnowherearetheeffectsofbaddesignmoreheartbreakingortheopportunityforgooddesignmorecompellingthanattheendoflife,wherethingsaresodistilledandconcentrated.Therearenodo-overs.Mypurposetodayistoreachoutacrossdisciplinesandinvitedesignthinkingintothisbigconversation.Thatis,tobringintentionandcreativitytotheexperienceofdying.Wehaveamonumentalopportunityinfrontofus,beforeoneofthefewuniversalissuesasindividualsaswellasacivilsociety:torethinkandredesignhowitiswedie.Solet'sbeginattheend.Formostpeople,thescariestthingaboutdeathisn'tbeingdead,it'sdying,suffering.It'sakeydistinction.Togetunderneaththis,itcanbeveryhelpfultoteaseoutsufferingwhichisnecessaryasitis,fromsufferingwecanchange.Theformerisanatural,essentialpartoflife,partofthedeal,andtothiswearecalledtomakespace,adjust,grow.Itcanbereallygoodtorealizeforceslargerthanourselves.Theybringproportionality,likeacosmicright-sizing.Aftermylimbsweregone,thatloss,forexample,becamefact,fixed--necessarilypartofmylife,andIlearnedthatIcouldnomorerejectthisfactthanrejectmyself.Ittookmeawhile,butIlearnediteventually.Now,anothergreatthingaboutnecessarysufferingisthatitistheverythingthatunitescaregiverandcarereceiver--humanbeings.This,wearefinally此资料由网络收集而来，如有侵权请告知上传者立即删除。资料共分享，我们负责传递知识。realizing,iswherehealinghappens.Yes,compassion--literally,aswelearnedyesterday--sufferingtogether.Now,onthesystemsside,ontheotherhand,somuchofthesufferingisunnecessary,invented.Itservesnogoodpurpose.Butthegoodnewsis,sincethisbrandofsufferingismadeup,well,wecanchangeit.Howwedieis...
