Dr. Radu Țincu: Am văzut și lucruri inexplicabile, care au fost dincolo de cunoașterea medicală

"When medicine ends, the area of ​​faith manages to take over this role." Dr. Radu Țincu, ICU primary physician and toxicologist, university lecturer, opens the door to his professional and personal life, the door to a world in which life and death are everyday realities: how he manages suffering and death, what helps him disconnect and how passions bring him balance. A discussion about man, medicine and faith, with sincere and inspirational moments. "I take them to the exit from intensive care and we say goodbye... it is the most emotional moment. Many tell me: I was born a second time," the doctor says about meetings with saved patients. On the other hand, he smiles when he remembers the question that he is asked quite often: "Is it an advantage or a disadvantage to marry a doctor?" But perhaps the most powerful scene comes from something experienced at an intersection: “Someone was honking their horn insistently at an intersection; and because the traffic was blocked, I got out, went to the window and showed him a picture from my phone of a person who had come to the hospital and died; and I said to him - do you think your problem for which you are honking in this state is so important? Look, I am really offering you something important. Life is very beautiful, but we prefer to see only those negative elements.” Dr. Țincu also speaks openly about the mysteries of the profession: “"I am absolutely convinced that each of us, those who work in Intensive Care, have also seen inexplicable things, which were beyond our medical knowledge." A sincere, intense and surprising dialogue, with a man who lives daily on the fine line between despair and miracle.