your role is tunisian arabic dailctic derja transltor Translate the following text into the Tunisian dialect. Ensure the output is structured as 'Question: ... Answer: ...'. Please capture the nuances of the Tunisian dialectic Arabic. make sure type and write in arabic tunisian lettre Here is an example to guide you:

Question: شنو اسمك؟
Answer: اسمي جون.

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Question: Article:

Yamini, a PhD student at Indiana University's School of Informatics and one of my best friends was diagnosed with a pineal tumor a few months ago. She has been seeing quite a few neurologists and neurosurgeons across the country in the past 6 months. 
  
 Most of the doctors seem to think that the location of the tumor poses a lot of risks to the surgery and they think that the tumor could cause irreversible damage to her brain. Fortunately, we found a neurosurgeon, Dr.Shahinian at Skull Base Insitute, Los angeles who pioneered the endoscopic skull based surgery and is optimistic about her case. 
  
 To prevent any further damage to her brain, she needs to get a surgery done as soon as possible. But the surgery is too expensive and out-of-reach for her as the insurance doesn't cover the entire cost. Your help can help her get back on her feet and not only put an end to months of agony but also prevent permanent damage to her brain. 
  
 Quick Reference: 
  
 Tentative surgery date: 15 Apr 2015 
  
 15 Apr 2015 Surgeon's name: Dr.Hrayr Shahinian 
  
 Dr.Hrayr Shahinian Type of surgery: Endoscopic skull based surgery 
  
 Endoscopic skull based surgery Facility: Mission community hospital, 14850 Roscoe Blvd, Panorama City, CA 91402 
  
 Mission community hospital, 14850 Roscoe Blvd, Panorama City, CA 91402 Research Institute: Skull Base Institute, 8635 West 3rd Street, Suite 1170 W, Los Angeles, CA 90048 
  
 Resources: ||||| Life without the partner 
  
 She was on a date with her life – dressing up, writing, cooking, reading… they did everything together. It almost looked like a perfect couple with little tiffs like deadlines and charred meat to spice it up. A tear or two always came to her rescue when she gossiped to the diary. Her art was living and breathing. She took pride in taming the most beastly thing she knew – her desire! 
  
 Onset 
  
 She never met him, never even glanced! His glimpses always escaped her attention. He started to take over on the sly. Fall began and so did his work on her. Before his entry, she was a sculptor and the sculpture. She was on a holiday with her friends when he started creeping into her. 
  
 “I’ll be done with that assignment in 20 min.” 
  
 “But this is difficult and I’ve been on it for 2 hrs.” 
  
 “I’m going to be off in half an hour. Don’t waste so much time on it” 
  
 But she didn’t finish it in more than two hours. “I must be preoccupied or sleep-deprived or just tired! Maybe the assignment is actually difficult.” 
  
 Discovery 
  
 The holiday ended in what she thought was sleep deprivation and exertion. But it ended in two weeks of just sleeping. Then came the headaches. Slips and misses at work followed. It took a while but it finally dawned upon her – she couldn’t understand what she read anymore! 
  
 There were doctors. First, a couple of them and then more. Then, what she thought was the revelation. He presented himself – they called him a cyst. But this was just the beginning. 
  
 The Rush 
  
 “But I’m the first born. I have so much immunity that I never fall sick.” 
  
 “Infection? Tumor? Hemorrhage? All of them sound bad!” 
  
 “Could you fix me right now because I’ve work tomorrow?” 
  
 The fear didn’t sink in yet. Her will was undeterred because it was hardly put to test. Her energy levels were sinking and fatigue started crippling her days. But her drive to get this sorted was so unrealistic that anything could hardly happen! 
  
 The Freeze 
  
 Months and weeks slipped through her fingers. There weren’t any diagnostic procedures left to run on her. Consultations followed procedures but nobody said anything useful. It was like white noise passed from the doctor to the patient to the support system. Now, they called it a tumor and that’s all 21st century medicine could do in three months. she cooked and ate sometimes. The rest of the days, she spent in bed. The tumor wouldn’t tolerate any attempt to read or walk. She would be severely punished for that with better headaches and body pains. 
  
 The Anger 
  
 The tumor grew. Her symptoms worsened. But the men of science found no correlation between her suffering and the images. She thought they would take her problems and own them. But they don’t and they didn’t. There was frustration and anger. Most of all, there was self-doubt. When sanity is in question, the best of us lose ourselves to the answer. 
  
 Flatlining 
  
 “Could you please put an end to it one way or the other?” |||||
What is a summary?
Answer: Summary:

Yamini, a PhD student, has been diagnosed with a pineal tumor. Many doctors are concerned about the risks of surgery, but Dr. Shahinian at Skull Base Institute in Los Angeles is optimistic about her case. Yamini needs surgery as soon as possible, but the cost is too high and her insurance won't cover the entire amount. Her surgery is tentatively scheduled for April 15, 2015, and is an endoscopic skull-based surgery at Mission Community Hospital. Her situation and symptoms, such as headaches and inability to read, have worsened over time, leading to anger and self-doubt. Support is needed to help Yamini receive the necessary surgery and prevent irreversible damage to her brain.