Parallel World Pharmacy - Ch. 60 - Palle’s Acute Deterioration

[MangaDex]

 

[WhiteNekoKnight]

Let's Fu*king go!

 

[secretplant]

this series never fails to interest me, and its probably one of my favorite isekai manga, but the bubble "yes let's fucking go" caught me off guard lmao

 

[Hadski]

So is he going to admit everything to the father now?

 

[ciera]

God damn cancer

 

[BladeGrip]

The sudden swearing, tho.

 

[secretplant]

So is he going to admit everything to the father now?

I hope so, took him long enough

 

[Exodius]

The flash back of his little sister

 

[RogerZero]

This particularly hard for me to read, my father passed away from AML last year, a type of cancer and leukemia to boot. A very similar disease they are currently fighting, we threw everything including the kitchen sink at this and despite catching it super early, it killed him 8 months later. I remember begging for any type of God, magic, miracle, demon, aliens.. I didn't care. Shout out to UCH for allowing him to participate in their experimental treatments, and if you're reading this and you or a family member are diagnosed, FIGHT.. FUCK CANCER.

 

[Tds-PdV]

I’m sure Falma will succeed (please), but this being one of the riskier treatment he does, does bring up a long term question.
His medicinal practice is based on what humans (us) does, it is not perfect (nothing is), and so we have managed to gain data and build statistics on success rates and risks. We inherently know and understand this because we know of failure.

However, every single one of his treatment will succeed because he uses the power of Medicine God if and when it is necessary. There is no precedent of failure. This is amazing for the patient of course.

When he passes on his methods, it will be a challenge on explaining to both practitioners and most importantly, future patients that the treatment has risks associated with it and could fail when they are administered by others….

 

[Romisterie]

he is worthy.

 

[screamdoom]

Busted, man's gotta spill everything.

 

[tuatara1]

That LFG was super jarring in the middle of such a dramatic moment. Took me right out of the story.

 

[velatic]

mc summon his staff like mjolnir

 

[BusWindow]

Convenient that the staff passes through everything, lol. I suppose it makes sense though seeing as it passes right through anyone who tries to touch it so it's probably an extension of that.

 

[Shmeep]

If I woke up during surgery and heard my doctor yelling, "LET'S FUCKING GO!" I don't think I could ever prove it in a court of law.

 

[Baddtraxx]

Yknow
This is why I like this manga.
It has the same dynamic as Scrubs. While being lighthearted, jokes and everyday life involved, we get serious phases that also go into detail about it.

 

[Seinvolf]

Thank u always for ur great work...
^^...

Just glad Cliff-san didnt come visit in the middle of urgency...
XD...

 

[Grevados]

I’m sure Falma will succeed (please), but this being one of the riskier treatment he does, does bring up a long term question.
His medicinal practice is based on what humans (us) does, it is not perfect (nothing is), and so we have managed to gain data and build statistics on success rates and risks. We inherently know and understand this because we know of failure.

However, every single one of his treatment will succeed because he uses the power of Medicine God if and when it is necessary. There is no precedent of failure. This is amazing for the patient of course.

When he passes on his methods, it will be a challenge on explaining to both practitioners and most importantly, future patients that the treatment has risks associated with it and could fail when they are administered by others….

He's focusing on trying to pass on everything that's humanly possible, and some things that shouldn't be but are with this world's divine arts. But that's no reason to limit his own means to treat the people within his reach.

 

[harne_sudutt11]

I’m sure Falma will succeed (please), but this being one of the riskier treatment he does, does bring up a long term question.
His medicinal practice is based on what humans (us) does, it is not perfect (nothing is), and so we have managed to gain data and build statistics on success rates and risks. We inherently know and understand this because we know of failure.

However, every single one of his treatment will succeed because he uses the power of Medicine God if and when it is necessary. There is no precedent of failure. This is amazing for the patient of course.

When he passes on his methods, it will be a challenge on explaining to both practitioners and most importantly, future patients that the treatment has risks associated with it and could fail when they are administered by others….

I think that's one of the reasons why he tries to avoid using the "Medical God" powers, not only because he still thinks himself to be human but also as a doctor in the previous life, he understands the importance of reproducible research, which can also be seen from his invention of microscope, penicillin and other drugs.
If Palle's condition hadn't gotten worse, he probably would not've used the staff