Good:
#1. My ‘O’ DVD arrived yesterday when I was post-call. I’ve watched a little tonight, and it’s awesome.
#2. I found out that cali=gari has reformed!
Bad:
#1. I’m on call again tomorrow.
#2. It hurts to swallow.
#3. The above two lines rhyme.
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I survived my first call.
I only knew about it from my HO’s ward MOs, but we actually had twenty-seven new cases on our call! I just seemed like the patients would never stop coming in; the last case I clerked was at 7.40am. Granted, I had help from another MO for around four of the [...]
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Because rie is away for the moment, I’ve taken to fangirling with the other love of my life.
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I went for mask-fitting today, where they make you try on various masks; then place this spacesuit-headdress over your head and get you to talk/breathe while they spray bitter aerosol into it. If you taste the bitterness at the back of your throat, the mask doesn’t fit.
So the Drager (small) fits me, but the Kimberley-Clarke [...]
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Some pic-spamming because I’ve finally downloaded my handphone photos to my computer:
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So 16 May 2009 was the pledge ceremony. I’ve gotten my MCR number, which will remain with me for life. Rather anticlimatic; I didn’t even think of asking my parents if they’d like to come ^^; Well, they only had space for one guest per attendee, and I don’t have any single person I’d feel [...]
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I came back from work (my second day of being an MO proper) and found a mini-bouquet of blue roses on my table, a gift from my sister.
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My heart almost broke as I walked out of the ward today. We left at 5.30pm, presumably because we had mee siam for lunch. (Eat mee siam can siam! so they say.) I wish I were still going to drive back there, park in the same lot, and take the same lift up tomorrow.
But it’s [...]
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It’s always fun in the paediatric wards when there are toddlers well enough to be running around. After one little girl was mesmerised by her red-lacquered toenails in open-toed sandals, my consultant mused, “Perhaps we should make it mandatory for paediatricians to have pedicures with fantastic nail art.” At which point I turned my back [...]
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