What makes life worth living in the face of death | Lucy Kalanithi

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譯者: Chia-Ying Chiu 審譯者: Marssi Draw
00:12
A few days after my husband Paul was diagnosed with stage IV lung cancer,
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當我先生保羅被診斷出 第四期肺癌的幾天後,
00:19
we were lying in our bed at home,
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我們在家,躺在床上,
00:21
and Paul said,
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保羅跟我說:
00:23
"It's going to be OK."
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「一切都會沒事的。」
00:25
And I remember answering back,
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然後我記得我回應他:
00:28
"Yes.
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「沒事的。」
00:29
We just don't know what OK means yet."
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那時的我們並不知道 「沒事」意味著什麼。
00:35
Paul and I had met as first-year medical students at Yale.
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我剛認識保羅時, 我們都是耶魯醫學系新生。
00:38
He was smart and kind and super funny.
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當時的他聰明、善良, 而且相當風趣。
00:42
He used to keep a gorilla suit in the trunk of his car,
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他會把大猩猩的人偶服放在後車廂,
00:46
and he'd say, "It's for emergencies only."
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然後說:「這是以備不時之需。」
00:48
(Laughter)
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(笑聲)
00:51
I fell in love with Paul as I watched the care he took with his patients.
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我愛上保羅, 因為他是如此細心地照顧病人;
00:55
He stayed late talking with them,
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他願意花很多時間陪病人聊天,
00:57
seeking to understand the experience of illness
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耐心地去了解病人的感受,
01:00
and not just its technicalities.
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而不只是提供專業的醫療照護。
01:04
He later told me he fell in love with me
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後來,他說當他看到我 因心臟停止的心電圖而哭泣,
01:06
when he saw me cry over an EKG of a heart that had ceased beating.
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他便愛上了我。
01:12
We didn't know it yet,
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當時的我們並不知道,
01:14
but even in the heady days of young love,
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但是即便在青澀的初戀時期,
01:17
we were learning how to approach suffering together.
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我們便學著一起度過苦難。
01:22
We got married and became doctors.
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之後我們結婚,也成了醫生。
01:25
I was working as an internist
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當我已是一名內科醫生時,
01:27
and Paul was finishing his training as a neurosurgeon
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保羅正完成他的腦神經外科訓練,
01:31
when he started to lose weight.
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也是在那個時候, 他的體重開始下降,
01:34
He developed excruciating back pain and a cough that wouldn't go away.
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出現背部劇痛和長期咳嗽的症狀。
01:40
And when he was admitted to the hospital,
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當他被送進醫院時,
01:42
a CT scan revealed tumors in Paul's lungs and in his bones.
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電腦斷層掃描顯示
腫瘤在保羅的肺部及骨頭上。
01:48
We had both cared for patients with devastating diagnoses;
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我和保羅都曾照顧病情嚴重的患者,
01:53
now it was our turn.
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而現在,輪到我們來照顧自己。
01:58
We lived with Paul's illness for 22 months.
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我們與病魔對抗了 22 個月,
02:01
He wrote a memoir about facing mortality.
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保羅寫下面臨死亡的回憶錄。
02:05
I gave birth to our daughter Cady,
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我生下我們的女兒凱蒂,
02:08
and we loved her and each other.
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我們愛她也愛著彼此。
02:10
We learned directly how to struggle through really tough medical decisions.
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我們從這個經驗中, 學習做出每個艱難的抉擇。
02:17
The day we took Paul into the hospital for the last time
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我們最後一次去醫院
02:20
was the most difficult day of my life.
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是我人生中最難熬的一天。
02:24
When he turned to me at the end
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當保羅最後看著我,
02:26
and said, "I'm ready,"
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並說:「我準備好了。」
02:30
I knew that wasn't just a brave decision.
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我知道這不只是一個勇敢的決定,
02:34
It was the right one.
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這更是一個正確的選擇。
02:36
Paul didn't want a ventilator and CPR.
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保羅並不想要使用呼吸器 和施行心肺復甦術。
02:40
In that moment,
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在那個當下,
02:41
the most important thing to Paul
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對保羅來說最重要的事
02:45
was to hold our baby daughter.
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是將我們的女兒擁入懷中。
02:49
Nine hours later,
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九個小時後,
02:50
Paul died.
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保羅逝世。
02:55
I've always thought of myself as a caregiver --
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我總是將我自己視為照護提供者,
02:58
most physicians do --
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就像多數的醫生,
03:00
and taking care of Paul deepened what that meant.
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而照顧保羅的經歷 加深了照護提供者的意義。
03:03
Watching him reshape his identity during his illness,
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看著他尋思存在的意義,
03:07
learning to witness and accept his pain,
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我學習直視、接受他的病痛,
03:11
talking together through his choices --
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並與他討論所有的決定。
03:13
those experiences taught me
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這所有的經歷教會了我,
03:15
that resilience does not mean bouncing back to where you were before,
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百折不饒的韌性 不代表恢復到本來的位置,
03:20
or pretending that the hard stuff isn't hard.
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或佯裝所有的考驗並不難。
03:23
It is so hard.
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這一切非常難熬,
03:26
It's painful, messy stuff.
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充滿痛苦且凌亂,
03:31
But it's the stuff.
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但它是存在的。
03:32
And I learned that when we approach it together,
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我學到,當我們一起去面對它,
03:36
we get to decide what success looks like.
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我們就有權決定最好結局的模樣。
03:42
One of the first things Paul said to me after his diagnosis was,
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當保羅知道診斷結果後, 他跟我說:
03:47
"I want you to get remarried."
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「我要你再婚。」
03:50
And I was like, whoa, I guess we get to say anything out loud.
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然後我的反應是,哇! 我猜我們現在什麼都能坦白說囉。
03:53
(Laughter)
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(笑聲)
03:56
It was so shocking
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這是如此讓人震驚、
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and heartbreaking ...
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心碎,
04:01
and generous,
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展現慷慨無私,
04:02
and really comforting
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也讓人感到非常安慰,
04:04
because it was so starkly honest,
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因為那是如此全然的誠實,
04:06
and that honesty turned out to be exactly what we needed.
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而誠實正是我們所需要的。
04:10
Early in Paul's illness,
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保羅病發早期,
04:12
we agreed we would just keep saying things out loud.
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我們都同意要保持溝通順暢。
04:17
Tasks like making a will,
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比方寫遺囑
04:19
or completing our advance directives --
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或預立生前醫囑,
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tasks that I had always avoided --
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這種我以前都會避免討論的事,
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were not as daunting as they once seemed.
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其實並不如想像得嚇人。
04:27
I realized that completing an advance directive is an act of love --
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我體悟到預立醫囑 其實是一種愛的表現,
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like a wedding vow.
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就像結婚誓詞一樣。
04:35
A pact to take care of someone,
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誓約要照顧好對方,
04:37
codifying the promise
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信守承諾,
04:40
that til death do us part,
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就算死亡讓我們分離,
我都會在那裡。
04:43
I will be there.
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04:45
If needed, I will speak for you.
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如果需要的話,我會替你發言。
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I will honor your wishes.
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讓你的心願得到該有的尊重。
04:53
That paperwork became a tangible part of our love story.
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生前醫囑成了我們感情存在的證明。
04:58
As physicians,
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身為醫生,
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Paul and I were in a good position
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我和保羅可以了解並接受診斷結果。
05:01
to understand and even accept his diagnosis.
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05:05
We weren't angry about it,
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我們並不因病情而憤怒。
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luckily,
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我們很幸運,
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because we'd seen so many patients in devastating situations,
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因為我們都曾目睹 許多病人處在這種狀況,
05:12
and we knew that death is a part of life.
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我們知道死亡是生命的一部分。
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But it's one thing to know that;
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但有件事大家要了解:
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it was a very different experience
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面臨死亡是一種非常不同的經驗,
05:20
to actually live with the sadness and uncertainty of a serious illness.
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活在悲傷與對抗重病的未知中,
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Huge strides are being made against lung cancer,
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我們積極地對抗肺癌,
05:29
but we knew that Paul likely had months to a few years left to live.
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但我們也知道 保羅只剩幾個月到幾年可活。
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During that time,
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在那一段時間,
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Paul wrote about his transition from doctor to patient.
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保羅記下了他從 醫生到病人的角色轉變。
05:41
He talked about feeling like he was suddenly at a crossroads,
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他說這感覺像是突然到了十字路口,
05:45
and how he would have thought he'd be able to see the path,
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他以為自己會知道該去的方向;
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that because he treated so many patients,
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從以前照顧病人的經驗中,
05:51
maybe he could follow in their footsteps.
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他以為自己能依循前人的腳步。
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But he was totally disoriented.
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但當時的他完全不知所措。
05:58
Rather than a path,
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「與其說是一條明確的道路,」
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Paul wrote,
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保羅寫到,
06:01
"I saw instead
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「取而代之的,我只看到
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only a harsh, vacant, gleaming white desert.
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荒蕪、空虛、閃著寒光的白色沙漠。
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As if a sandstorm had erased all familiarity.
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就像被一場沙塵暴 抹去了所有熟悉的一切。
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I had to face my mortality
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我必須正視自己的死亡,
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and try to understand what made my life worth living,
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並試著了解我人生的意義,
06:20
and I needed my oncologist's help to do so."
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而我也需要腫瘤醫生的幫助。」
06:27
The clinicians taking care of Paul
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那些照顧保羅的醫生們
06:29
gave me an even deeper appreciation for my colleagues in health care.
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使我對醫院裡的同事有更深的感謝。
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We have a tough job.
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我們有份艱難的工作。
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We're responsible for helping patients have clarity around their prognoses
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我們有責任幫助病人釐清病情,
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and their treatment options,
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與解釋治療方案。
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and that's never easy, but it's especially tough
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這是非常困難的,
特別是面對像癌症這類 可能無法治癒的疾病。
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when you're dealing with potentially terminal illnesses like cancer.
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06:50
Some people don't want to know how long they have left,
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有些人不想知道他們還能活多久,
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others do.
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有些人則想知道。
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Either way, we never have those answers.
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不論是面對哪種病人, 醫生都沒有確切的答案。
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Sometimes we substitute hope
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有些時候,醫生會選擇給予希望,
07:03
by emphasizing the best-case scenario.
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對病患強調最理想的癒後狀況。
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In a survey of physicians,
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一份針對醫生的問卷中,
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55 percent said they painted a rosier picture
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55% 的醫生表示在解釋癒後狀況時,
與其誠實地回答,
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than their honest opinion
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07:16
when describing a patient's prognosis.
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他們會選擇給予更樂觀的回覆。
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It's an instinct born out of kindness.
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這是出於人性善的本質。
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But researchers have found
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但研究人員也發現,
07:25
that when people better understand the possible outcomes of an illness,
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當人更正確地理解疾病的預後狀況,
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they have less anxiety,
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他們的焦慮會減輕,
07:32
greater ability to plan
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能更好地規劃未來,
07:35
and less trauma for their families.
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還有減輕對家庭所帶來的傷害。
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Families can struggle with those conversations,
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討論病情可能會使家人間起爭執,
07:43
but for us, we also found that information immensely helpful with big decisions.
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但對我們來說, 有正確的資訊才能做出好的決定。
07:50
Most notably,
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比方,
07:52
whether to have a baby.
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要不要生一個孩子。
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Months to a few years meant Paul was not likely to see her grow up.
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數月或數年意味著 保羅不太可能陪伴孩子長大。
08:02
But he had a good chance of being there for her birth
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但他很有機會能參與孩子的出生,
08:05
and for the beginning of her life.
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與陪伴她人生最初的一段時間。
08:08
I remember asking Paul
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我記得我問過保羅,
08:10
if he thought having to say goodbye to a child
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他是否覺得要跟孩子訣別,
08:13
would make dying even more painful.
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讓死亡這件事更加痛苦。
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And his answer astounded me.
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然而他的回答讓我很驚訝,
08:20
He said,
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他說:
08:21
"Wouldn't it be great if it did?"
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「如果會的話不是很好嗎?」
08:27
And we did it.
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而我們也確實生了一個孩子。
08:29
Not in order to spite cancer,
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不是為了表示對癌症的不妥協,
08:33
but because we were learning
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相反地,是因為我們學到:
08:35
that living fully means accepting suffering.
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充實的生活意味著接受苦難。
08:43
Paul's oncologist tailored his chemo
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保羅的腫瘤醫生調整了他的化療,
08:46
so he could continue working as a neurosurgeon,
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所以他能繼續 以腦神經外科醫生的身分工作,
08:49
which initially we thought was totally impossible.
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這是我們一開始 都認為絕對不可能的。
08:53
When the cancer advanced
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當癌症發展至晚期,
08:54
and Paul shifted from surgery to writing,
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保羅將工作從外科醫生轉成了寫作,
08:58
his palliative care doctor prescribed a stimulant medication
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安寧療護醫生開立興奮劑藥物給他,
09:01
so he could be more focused.
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如此一來,他就能更專注寫作。
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They asked Paul about his priorities and his worries.
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醫生們詢問保羅, 他最重要的事與他所擔心的事。
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They asked him what trade-offs he was willing to make.
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他們詢問他願意做什麼樣的取捨。
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Those conversations are the best way to ensure
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這些對話都是確保
09:18
that your health care matches your values.
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醫療照顧符合病患的價值觀。
09:24
Paul joked that it's not like that "birds and bees" talk
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保羅開玩笑說,
這和跟父母討論傳宗接代不一樣;
09:26
you have with your parents,
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09:28
where you all get it over with as quickly as possible,
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你會想快速帶過這個話題,
然後假裝這個話題從來沒有出現。
09:30
and then pretend it never happened.
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09:32
You revisit the conversation as things change.
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你得反覆思索, 答覆會依時空背景不同而異,
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You keep saying things out loud.
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你需要一直將想法說出來。
09:40
I'm forever grateful
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我永遠感激保羅的醫生,
09:41
because Paul's clinicians felt
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因為他們相信,
09:43
that their job wasn't to try to give us answers they didn't have,
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他們的工作不是 試圖給予不確定的答案,
09:47
or only to try to fix things for us,
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或只是提供治療,
09:50
but to counsel Paul through painful choices ...
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而是透過艱難的決定 給予保羅諮商……
09:54
when his body was failing but his will to live wasn't.
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當他的身體每況愈下, 但他的求生意志並沒有改變。
10:01
Later, after Paul died,
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後來,保羅逝世後,
10:03
I received a dozen bouquets of flowers,
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我收到了好多束花,
10:06
but I sent just one ...
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但我就給一束……
10:08
to Paul's oncologist,
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給保羅的腫瘤醫生,
10:10
because she supported his goals
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因為她支持我先生的目標
10:14
and she helped him weigh his choices.
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並且幫助他權衡他的決定。
10:18
She knew that living means more than just staying alive.
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她知道活著 不僅僅意味著軀體的存活。
10:25
A few weeks ago, a patient came into my clinic.
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數週前,一位病人來我的診所。
10:28
A woman dealing with a serious chronic disease.
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是一位深受慢性病所苦的婦人。
10:32
And while we were talking about her life and her health care,
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當我們聊她的人生與醫療照護時,
10:35
she said, "I love my palliative care team.
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她說:「我愛我的安寧療護的團隊。
10:39
They taught me that it's OK to say 'no'."
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他們告訴我,說『不』是可以的。」
10:43
Yeah, I thought, of course it is.
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我心想:「當然是這樣啊。」
10:46
But many patients don't feel that.
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但很多病患並不這麼認為。
10:50
Compassion and Choices did a study
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幫助臨終病人的組織 「同情與選擇」在研究中
10:52
where they asked people about their health care preferences.
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詢問人們對醫療照護的偏好,
10:56
And a lot of people started their answers with the words
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很多人在回答問題前都會說:
11:00
"Well, if I had a choice ..."
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「這……假如我可以選的話……」
11:03
If I had a choice.
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假如我可以選的話。
11:06
And when I read that "if,"
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當我讀到「假如」,
11:08
I understood better
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我明白了,
11:10
why one in four people
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為什麼有 25% 的人
11:13
receives excessive or unwanted medical treatment,
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接受過多或有違自身意願的治療,
11:18
or watches a family member receive excessive or unwanted medical treatment.
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或目睹親人接受 過多或有違自身意願的治療。
11:25
It's not because doctors don't get it.
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這並不是因為醫生們不理解病情,
11:27
We do.
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我們的確理解,
11:29
We understand the real psychological consequences
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我們了解疾病對病人 與其家屬心理上的影響。
11:32
on patients and their families.
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11:35
The things is, we deal with them, too.
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但是,醫生也面臨著相同的問題。
11:38
Half of critical care nurses and a quarter of ICU doctors
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半數的重症照護護士 與二成五的加護病房的醫生
11:43
have considered quitting their jobs
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有過離職的念頭,
11:46
because of distress over feeling that for some of their patients,
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因為他們對於
提供不符合病人價值的照護服務 感到痛苦。
11:51
they've provided care that didn't fit with the person's values.
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11:57
But doctors can't make sure your wishes are respected
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但醫生們無法確保 他們尊重你的心願,
11:59
until they know what they are.
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除非他們知道你的心願是什麼。
12:03
Would you want to be on life support if it offered any chance of longer life?
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如果可以享有更長的壽命, 你願意依賴機器過活嗎?
12:08
Are you most worried about the quality of that time,
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還是比起生命長度, 你更在意生活品質?
12:12
rather than quantity?
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12:14
Both of those choices are thoughtful and brave,
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無論哪一種都是深思熟慮 且勇敢的決定,
12:19
but for all of us, it's our choice.
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但對每個人來說, 那都是自己的選擇。
12:22
That's true at the end of life
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不僅在人生的終點,我們要抉擇,
12:24
and for medical care throughout our lives.
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我們終其一生 都在選擇我們要的醫療照護。
12:27
If you're pregnant, do you want genetic screening?
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假設你懷孕,你希望做基因篩檢嗎?
12:30
Is a knee replacement right or not?
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換膝關節手術到底是不是對的?
12:33
Do you want to do dialysis in a clinic or at home?
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你想在家還是在診所做血液透析?
12:38
The answer is:
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答案是:
12:40
it depends.
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這得看情況。
12:42
What medical care will help you live the way you want to?
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哪種醫療照護 能讓你過你想要的生活?
12:48
I hope you remember that question
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我希望你能記住這個問題。
12:51
the next time you face a decision in your health care.
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下一次當你抉擇醫療照護時,
12:55
Remember that you always have a choice,
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記得你總是有選擇權,
12:59
and it is OK to say no to a treatment that's not right for you.
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對於不適合你的醫療服務, 你可以說「不」。
13:06
There's a poem by W.S. Merwin --
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默溫(W.S. Merwin)有首詩
13:09
it's just two sentences long --
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只有兩句話,
13:12
that captures how I feel now.
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但是真實反映了我現在的感觸。
13:16
"Your absence has gone through me
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「你的不在已穿透了我
13:19
like thread through a needle.
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像線穿過針。
13:23
Everything I do is stitched with its color."
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我的行為都縫上了你的色彩。」
13:29
For me that poem evokes my love for Paul,
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對我而言, 這首詩喚起了我對保羅的愛,
13:33
and a new fortitude
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和因深愛卻失去他而生的堅毅。
13:35
that came from loving and losing him.
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13:40
When Paul said, "It's going to be OK,"
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當保羅說:「一切都會沒事。」
13:43
that didn't mean that we could cure his illness.
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並不表示我們能治癒他的疾病。
13:48
Instead, we learned to accept both joy and sadness at the same time;
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相反的,我們學習同時 接納疾病帶來的喜悅與悲傷,
13:55
to uncover beauty and purpose
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發掘人生的美好與意義,
13:58
both despite and because we are all born
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縱使我們都將經歷出生與死亡。
14:03
and we all die.
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14:06
And for all the sadness and sleepless nights,
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所有悲傷無眠的夜晚,
14:09
it turns out there is joy.
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都化成另一種喜悅。
14:12
I leave flowers on Paul's grave
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我將花放在保羅的墓上,
14:14
and watch our two-year-old run around on the grass.
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看著我們的兩歲女兒在草地上奔跑。
14:19
I build bonfires on the beach and watch the sunset with our friends.
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我在海灘搭起營火, 與我們的朋友一起欣賞日落。
14:25
Exercise and mindfulness meditation have helped a lot.
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運動與正念靜坐對我幫助很大。
14:30
And someday,
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有些時候,
14:31
I hope I do get remarried.
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我也會希望自己再婚。
14:36
Most importantly, I get to watch our daughter grow.
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最重要的是, 我能陪伴我們的女兒成長。
14:40
I've thought a lot about what I'm going to say to her
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我常想當我們的女兒長大 我該如何跟她解釋。
14:44
when she's older.
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14:48
"Cady,
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「凱蒂,
14:50
engaging in the full range of experience --
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多去體驗不同的經歷,
14:53
living and dying,
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生與死、
14:55
love and loss --
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愛與失去,
14:57
is what we get to do.
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都是我們要經歷的。
15:00
Being human doesn't happen despite suffering.
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生而為人,我們不能避免痛苦,
15:07
It happens within it.
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人生存在痛苦。
15:10
When we approach suffering together,
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當我們一起經歷痛苦,
15:13
when we choose not to hide from it,
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當我們選擇不逃避,
15:16
our lives don't diminish,
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我們的生命不會因此消逝,
15:18
they expand."
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生命會延續。」
15:21
I've learned that cancer isn't always a battle.
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我已學到罹患癌症 並不一定是場戰爭。
15:26
Or if it is,
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抑或,若它是場戰爭,
15:27
maybe it's a fight for something different than we thought.
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也許我們都誤解了自己為何而戰。
15:32
Our job isn't to fight fate,
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我們的目的不是去對抗命運,
15:35
but to help each other through.
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而是扶持彼此一同度過。
15:39
Not as soldiers
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我們不是軍人,
15:41
but as shepherds.
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而是指引者。
15:45
That's how we make it OK,
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如此我們才能度過困難,
15:47
even when it's not.
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即便考驗如此艱難。
15:50
By saying it out loud,
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透過彼此坦誠,
15:53
by helping each other through ...
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透過互相扶持……
15:57
and a gorilla suit never hurts, either.
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和一套大猩猩人偶服,
苦難都會度過的。
16:00
Thank you.
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謝謝。
16:01
(Applause)
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