This is a cultural thing. In the U.S., even if you’re in bad health, if you’re health isn’t noticeably worse than it was last week, you say you’re in good health when you’re asked. It’s sort of a content-free response, like responding to “How are you?” with “I’m fine”.
This is a cultural thing. In the U.S., even if you’re in bad health, if you’re health isn’t noticeably worse than it was last week, you say you’re in good health when you’re asked. It’s sort of a content-free response, like responding to “How are you?” with “I’m fine”.
Americans can only report their health derivative (dx/dt) :)