Ourense it falls far short of Madrid. The train leaves on time, at 00.15 hours and arrives at the Chamartin station at 8.00. From 9.30, I spend all day meeting at WTO headquarters in the Plaza de Las Cortes, fellow of the provincial delegationships urban primary care. I listen carefully to the intervention of José María Fidalgo, former secretary general of the CCOO, medical, orthopedic surgeon. The future outlook of our profession continues to be dark for a change. Visit to the headquarters of the College of Physicians of Madrid. A delight to contemplate many gems and historical figures together: Gimbernat, Cajal, Marañón ... Dr. Miguel Angel Sanchez is a generous host. In one of the windows of the library, I look at a copy of "The Women" by Don Santiago Ramón y Cajal. It appears our Nobel was "a little" macho. These are the words of Dr. Inés Picornell Darder, head of the Clinical Neurophysiology Service Hospital de Móstoles. Later, she would reveal to us the secrets of sleep and its disorders, with its emphasis Balearic nice, velvety, like a child who tells a wonderful story. It shows their devotion to childhood epilepsy. At 22.30 hours back home. Unable to sleep, however much they strive to coin the rattle of the train. Neither REM nor milk. I try to browse "An Alabama student and other biographical essays," by Sir William Osler, but continued my concentration keeps swinging in his reading. At 5.00 pm start to glimpse the lights of my home. Definitely, it falls far short Ourense, anywhere.
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