@JulietaSagnay El Estado pagará 10.000 euros por el tratamiento psiquiátrico de una adolescente con tendencia autolesiva rechazada en la Sanidad Pública | Mis Derechos | Economía | EL PAÍS https://t.co/l32mrJ1O0d
@JulietaSagnay Costa Rica y otros cinco países latinoamericanos se plantan en la ONU en defensa de la vida, la familia y el género | La República https://t.co/ZR0odHfZyb
@JulietaSagnay@AsambleaEcuador Costarricenses piden mano fuerte contra el crimen, incluso más que los salvadoreños | La República https://t.co/Tt3vDPyLcL
@JulietaSagnay Karl Deisseroth, Premio Nobel de Medicina 2026: "Preguntas muy profundas sobre la consciencia puede que nunca se resuelvan" https://t.co/9SXcWglFgc
Nearly two out of three people living with Alzheimer’s are women. Longevity alone does not explain the disparity.
Research is increasingly examining how declining estradiol during menopause may affect brain metabolism, inflammation, and long term brain health.
“Nothing kills the human soul like being in the wrong place with the wrong people.”
- Fyodor Dostoevsky
Fyodor Dostoevsky, born in Russia in 1821, was a renowned novelist and philosopher whose works examined guilt, suffering, morality, faith, free will, and the complexities of human nature. His life was marked by poverty, imprisonment, and personal turmoil, experiences that profoundly shaped the psychological insight and emotional intensity of his writing.
“Nothing kills the human soul like being in the wrong place with the wrong people.”
This saying, often attributed to Dostoevsky, reflects the powerful influence our surroundings and relationships can have on our emotional well-being and sense of self. Sometimes, unhappiness does not come from within but from spending too much time in environments where we feel misunderstood, unappreciated, or unable to express our true identities.
Remaining in such circumstances can gradually erode a person’s confidence, inner peace, and individuality. In an effort to gain acceptance, they may begin suppressing their thoughts, concealing their emotions, or changing their behavior to meet the expectations of others. Over time, this can lead them to mistakenly believe that their unhappiness is a reflection of their own shortcomings rather than the environment surrounding them.
The deeper message is that even someone who is naturally confident and content can begin to feel isolated, emotionally drained, and disconnected from themselves when surrounded by people who do not value or understand them. The relationships we maintain and the places we inhabit can either nurture our personal growth or gradually diminish our sense of identity. Sometimes, finding peace requires recognizing when an environment no longer allows us to be ourselves.
@JulietaSagnay@grok Jose Luis Marín, psiquiatra: "Hace 40 años se decidió que el sufrimiento iba a ser un problema psiquiátrico" https://t.co/F3T9WIgPiX
@JulietaSagnay Fernando Mora, psiquiatra: "Aléjate de las personas que proyectan la culpa a los demás y no se responsabilizan de sus errores" https://t.co/nHQvI1KoBA