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Monday, July 25, 2011

Blessed

The past week had been one of my longest week at work.
Whenever I am working, my shift are nothing but busy, I am practically walking as though I have wheels fixed beneath my soles.
The packing has not stopped yet, and keep having people falling very ill, people collapsing, multiple procedures and things happening all at the same time still going on; I can have complex cases to very simple cases that all other shifts it was fine till my time; for example, I can have 3 patients on long lines and of which 2 were blocked that took me time to unblock them.
Not that I didn't try to plan, but all the planning that others would think is rational always comes with "surprises" which I don't like them at all.
I was kinda stressed out and felt a lil dejected when everything went wrong (Practically everything, you named it, I have it.).
And...
My ex-advanced diploma classmates who are now my colleagues saw, they gave me a lil' surprise the day before.
=)





Peifen said hope that this cat will bring me better luck.


I just burst into tears when she passed this to me.
It was the thoughts that count, seriously.
No one, is obligated to do this for me, but they did.
Mong left me a muffin on my work table on Tuesday, while I was busy with an ill patient that was later sent for higher care.
Shirley bought me a packet of chicken rice on Thursday knowing that I won't have time for break and keep reminding me to eat even though she has left for home.
Guan Yi bought me a packet of milo on Saturday when she know that I was so caught up in sending patients for scans and running around helping my new colleague to settle things.
Peifen passed me this on Saturday, telling me that patients chose to pass on in my shift because I made them very comfortable.
點滴在心頭...
Like I say, they could just jolly well walk off and pretend that there is nothing happened, anyway it does not really concern them, but...
My this group of "battle mates" are truely very supportive.
I am...
Very blessed indeed, to have them in my life...
As my friends.
As my colleagues.
=)

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