First impression vs Final impression

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I couldn't agree more with you because when I came across this book, I thought it would be like critics to medical or health business. But I realized this book was written, so the readers would know how complex the healthcare business it is. It ain't easy as it might look.
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Both first and final impressions were the same according to my knowledge. In fact, in the end, I had a newfound respect for the author in making this book possible to the public.
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At first, I thought the book was going to talk about the negative aspects of the medical profession. But finally, it was beyond that and was very informative also outlining the role of various departments in the medical profession.
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At first I thought the book was only about cancer, but it was generally about other healthcare tips.
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At the first sight of this book, I had thought it was going to be basically about things we ought to do to boost our health, and finally it turne,d out to be it and more.
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At first I had known that I was about to read to gain some health knowledge. And I'm glad that I gain more that including the insurance plan, choosing healthcare practitioner and taking drugs. I had no fears increased in me at the end of my reading
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At first, I thought the book was about the errs in the medical field. Though it was part of it it was not basically what the book entails. The books beyond the err in the medical field.
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At first when i picked this book, i really did not know what to expect from book but I knew it would be related to medicine and health. After reading i got a lot of knowledge on things I never knew before.
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I didn't predict criticism. From the beginning I could see that this would be a guide to deal with the current systems.
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My first impression was the same as the final as it was obvious to me from the beginning. Nothing changed I was only able to learn new things in addition to what I know already.
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When I first see this book I knew it was a guide to health care and I wasn't in my assumption.
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I first believed hat this book was meant to expose the covert goals of medical insurance schemes. Actually, it ends up being quite helpful. The reader gains a lot of knowledge from it.
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I had no initial thoughts about this book, I was anticipating what knowledge this nook would bring to me, and at the end of it. I did gain a remarkable knowledge of the 21st-century business of healthcare.
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At first, when I saw the title of the book, I thought it was mainly for people who are into heath care business, until I started seeing critics about some people in the business. It was there I got to realize that this article is more for patients than medical personnel.
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Thokchom Alice wrote: 02 Jun 2021, 00:19 At first, I thought the same that this book is written to point out the hidden agenda behind medical insurance systems. Actually, it turns out to be very beneficial. It gives a reader a lot of knowledge.
I also felt like that at first. It was actually a wonderful read, all the information in it was productive. The experiences that she shared buttered the book, twas tops
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