Just enough to deliver a kid man.
Lol.
Work is still as bad, I mean, still consider as toxic.
When I took over on second night someone almost collapsed due to a reaction to a drug.
Last night when I took over another one found unresponsive and I have to activate an emergency code for help, it was freaking busy until early in the morning first thing Weiting did when she came was to ask me "Aye yo, what happened to you AGAIN?"
Yet...
Look on the bright side, good thing is that when the reaction took place it happened right before the handover and we have enough staffing to handle the issue, imagine if they handed over to me then let me to put up and the reaction occurs...
Look on the bright side, good thing that the relatives of the client was around though it was like a last minute suggestion for him to stay to help us to look after the client who don't really follow instruction, if not we won't be alerted so soon that he lost his consciousness.
Look on the bright side, good thing that Mong was also on night on the next counter, and her colleagues are really very very helpful to help me to push the crash cart when my other colleagues are busy with the other admission.
Look on the bright side my boss gave me good support when she witnessed that I was really running around the whole night by telling me "just do what I need to and don't worry too much" on not being able to complete my work.
Look on the bright side, my current colleagues are really very understanding and they know that I had a whole night of mess to handle, helping me to prepare the client to transfer that it was done within like 15minute with all their help.
Look on the bright side, the worst shift happened in my last night in the round, not the first, second or third night, otherwise the round of night shift would made me feel really dreadful.
Look on the bright side has become my new tagline.
But...
It did made all these stressful moments REALLY REALLY MUCH MUCH MUCH BETTER.
I thank God for that.
=)
