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Saturday, August 27, 2005

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I guess I am getting too stress.
Fwahaha... Guess what I have done a couple of days ago?
I was on afternoon shift and usually I would shower before I go to work though it is not of much help, less than 5 minutes I will be perspiring and my skin will be very sticky. Anyway I went shower and there is this new message by the Higher Authorities, if I am not mistaken or "mis-heard", we cannot let our hair down when we step into the hospital. *I can't believe that I think nowadays we cannot go work with MP3, Walkman, Discman, Receiver* So I "bun up" my hair in a very "Ah Soh" way just to prevent it from getting wet.
GUESS WHAT?
I was walking to the bus stop near my house and I saw this couple looking at me weirdly. I was thinking, "See what? Never see nurses before meh? Or I look weird in uniform?" Quickly I checked myself my collar and...
My hair was remained bunned in the "Ah Soh" manner....
OMG! What have I done!
Feeling embarassed, I quickly pull off the rubberband and tie it up nicely, ponytail of course. Ha.
Damn ma-lu lor...

it's .beaNie 豆豆 again at [1:37 AM]

Wednesday, August 03, 2005

A Dedication to My Preceptor, Staff Nurse Christina =)

For this I will say it here. =)
I am very very grateful indeed to have SN Christina as my preceptor, she is really really really very patient with me.
Last night I was busy with some stuff, actually wanted to start writing my report at 1900hrs but I think something cogged up, I can't remember exactly what is the thing but I know I went to do something until when I realised, it was already 2050hrs when report passing time is at 2100hrs and not a SINGLE WORD has been done for my report.
Thank you to SN Chris, she said, "I will take over, you go and write your report." And her patience when I approached her with my questions on what to write for a few patients whereby their case is quite complex. I can see that she is as stress as I do because there were a couple of things being missed out and I feel so bad about making her to stay and complete what I have missed out. She, gave me an encouraging smile, like she always does, and tell me, "It's ok, usually we would stay till 10 plus as well." Also, when I wanna stay because I really feel bad about making her to do what I have missed out as well as leard up so I won't missed out the next time, she chased me home because she knows that I am doing my morning shift with her today.
I don't know what I can do to thank her. Just wanna tell her, if she happens to come by this page one day---
THANK YOU FOR GUIDING ME PATIENTLY.
I have been to many hospitals for my placement and even though I have seen quite a number of different nurses, I am quite touched by what she has done for me and to me.
Thanks Chris! I really appreciate you a lot.
=)

it's .beaNie 豆豆 again at [7:32 PM]




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