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Tuesday, July 07, 2009

Bad Day

Had a very bad day at work, it was so SUPER BUSY for God knows why.
2 Chemo to hook up, 2D Echo to arrange, discharge to prepare, pleural tapping to send and to connect after the patient come back, 2 for RT, 2 dressings to do, at least 3 patients for several different allied health referral, 1 on NG feed which includes all the medicines, plus all the bloods to take and my forever missing que in getting the bloods and not to say to set a chemo plug, and on top of that, arranging for albumin from blood bank twice...
I was working non-stop the whole day, calling here calling there, with relatives who come and push to wanting to speak to drs, 2 patients who wet themselves and needed to change including the bed sheet...
Worst of all is the station Dr was on MC that makes us having to call for other Drs to cover her work when they are already so busy in settling their own station's work.
The list can still go on and on and on...
And seriously, I can't cope with so much things keep coming as I tried my best to clear off some; and I am really thankful that when I really cannot cope, my colleague, the one who is supposed to be guiding me today help me a great deal.
By the time Lin Yu helped me in teaching the care of pleural coop loop and I was standing by to calm the patient, and I killed off 2 dressings, Rathi has helped me in passing all my reports and completed all my skeletons and whatever that is outstanding.
I can't thank her enough.
And when she was like chasing me home and told me she has helped me in settling the 2 new admissions and even completed my discharge, it really touches me.
As in, she could just have stand aside and scolded me for not completing my job on time; or she can just ignore and walk off, BUT SHE DIDN'T.
She helped me in settling everything and I really appreciate that a great deal.
So...
(="=)
I burst into tears that frightened her and everyone.
Seriously, if you are not in my shoes, you won't know how much I really appreciate her for her help, especially it is not that I am not doing anything, I have tried my best to clear off things and the list just cannot stop rolling in. Most of all, she did not even show a single sign of impatience or irritated.
Phew.
That makes me more relax in continuing to complete what I need to do.

it's .beaNie 豆豆 again at [8:02 PM]




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