O.o ??

*speechless*
just click the link below

link

apparently not a new way to die.. ppl are getting creative !!

omg… this is so cool ..

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i think i hv a ‘life’ -_- -_- -_-” -_-”"

daily activity :

- wake up 5.30am – mandi, BIGG BRUNCH
- 6.24am – out to catch public bus
- 7.30am – starts working..working.. working..  (sometimes no break no lunch no water no toilet..)
- 5.35pm catch bus..
- HOME – 6.10pm.. cook, eat, shower, rest, emails, study..(yes.. STUDY!)
- 10pm – SLEEP!! then repeat another 4 days.. then weekends

(if on call – work till at least 8.30pm.. but most of the time home at 9pm – 11pm .. from morning..  s o m e t i m e s manage to sneak out to curi2 makan la..)

You Know You are Indonesian When

1. Your stomach growls when you don’t eat rice for a day.
2. You believe kecap ABC could turn bad cooking to gourmet food.
3. You think our country is a democracy.
4. You talk during a movie.
5. You use a bucket instead of toilet paper in the bathroom.
6. You eat fried rice in the morning.
7. You prefer Versace or Moschino jeans over Gap or Levi’s.
8. You don’t think Jim Carrey is funny.
9. You think Onky Alexander is a hunk.
10. You think Rhoma Irama is kampungan.
11. You carry a 16 oz. jar of sambal to where ever you travel.
12. Driving a car that is cheaper than $15,000 embarrasses you.
13. You think dangdut is stupid, but listen to it anyways, because you are homesick.
14. You are willing to travel 25 miles to buy tahu and tempe.
15. You are “Dreaming of a WARM Christmas”.
16. You are very good at avoiding potholes and other road hazards.
17. Your local McDonald’s serves rice and sambal.
18. You think Supermi is a staple food.
19. You have ever tried passing a Rp 50 coin as a quarter in a US vending machine/pay phone.
20. You have ever successfully bribed a police officer.
21. You have ever successfully bribed a customs officer.
22. You have smuggled electronics and porn into Indonesia.
23. You do your shopping in Singapore.
24. Your drivers license claims you are 5 years older then you really are.
25. You have ever legally bought pirated software.
26. You have ever been forced to memorize UUD’45.
27. You have bought something from a barefooted street peddler.
28. You know exactly how many islands Indonesia has.
29. You have ever eaten something sold off a cart on wheels.
30. You realized that money is everything before you were six.
31. The first thing that comes to mind when hearing the word “Jakarta” is “macet”.
32. Someone you know has ever ridden on top of a train.
33. Your daily commute includes thinking up new ways to ride the city bus for free.
34. You don’t mind people being late.
35. You think standing in line is a waste of time.
36. You have tried every Monday of your youth trying to avoid upacara bendera.
37. You have used a mosquito repellant that looks like a coil and is lit on one end.
38. You use the terms “Ni yee”, “-lah” and “Ih, jijay” on daily basis
39. You know what Pancasila is, what it means and know it by heart.
40. You complain that movies in America don’t have sub-titles.
41. Your daily conversation may include enactments of TV commercials.
42. You have ever consulted a dukun.
43. Your whole class has ever cheated on a test, and gotten away with it.
44. You have ever spent the night before an exam looking for someone who sells the questions.
45. You like the smell of terasi.
46. You think the Thomas Cup is equal to the Super Bowl.
47. You can name a manufacturer of shuttlecocks/badminton birdies.
48. You have a 16′ satellite dish hidden in your back yard.
49. You have ever ridden in a motor vehicle with three wheels.
50. You miss your maid during laundry day.
51. Your clothing has brand names printed on it that is visible from 50′ away.
52. You attend weddings only until you are done eating.
53. You have attended weddings that you are not invited to.
54. You go to McDonald’s to get your weekly supply of ketchup, salt, pepper and napkins.
55. You know more than one music group that stole the tune of Cranberries’ “Zombie”.
56. You have a can of Baygon on your kitchen table.
57. You make major decisions based on gengsi.
58. You take advantage of Wal-Mart’s 30 days money-back-guarantee to “borrow” home appliances.
59. Someone in your family has extra pockets in his outfit to hide cookies from the all-you-can-eat bar.
60. You have paid more then $1000 to get your name on your license plate.
61. When watching TV you regularly find that all the channels broadcast the same thing.
62. You know more than 10 acronyms/abbreviations.

found it from link

quick one..

i realise.. at least i should hv updated a bit here.
work is tiring.. i’ve no lunch for at least the past 4 weeks consecutively including one whole weekend too. no time for break including toilet time too (can imagine working 10hrs straight and go toilet once when shift ends??.. ok.. i’ll stop it here..)
but it gets easier..
and the $$$ is good too (my only motivation..)

$$$$____$$$$

i definitely feels better now! yaaaayyyy
work hard everyone!! ))

working

hell shit,
so stressed!
i dun feel like becoming a doc anymore
fullstop

dehydration and tiredness

1st day.. lots of job but not bad (juz tiring day)
2nd day.. less job but perform worse..
hope 3rd day is okay.. tmrw

will update more during weekends

A doctor wrote this:

Choose medicine.

Choose nights, choose PRs and scrotal exams, choose being bleeped when you’re taking a shit, choose bare below the elbows, choose and book, choose being so hungry you enjoy hospital food, choose never seeing your friends again, choose not washing your hands for a change, choose dehydration, a f***ing big cannula, Quality Street over Roses, MRSA, choose scrubs (watching it or wearing them). Choose cyclizine the morning after the mess party, choose Adele the Australian physio, choose sitting in the mess watching mind-numbing, spirit-crushing game shows, stuffing junk food into your mouth praying that you’re bleep won’t go off. Choose MI over PE because someone’s got to make a diagnosis. Choose bd, tds, qds, those f***ing T’s with the dots on them.

Don’t choose life, choose medicine.

T_____________T
I hope my life wont be that bad……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

lalalaa~

“To a medical student the final examinations are something like death: an unpleasant inevitability to be faced sooner or later, one’s state after which is determined by the care spent in preparing for the event”
Richard Gordon: Doctor in the House 1952

so true!!
hope I’ll not get it again..
wait for the result on 8th April 2009.
ciao…

uni blog post

Post on February 18 2009

Last post for the block. Overall, the block has been enjoyable (if not because of finals that is coming soon and increases our stress level). There are lots materials for us to study during this time, which hopefully will help us to do well in finals.
Today’s MCQ was cancelled. Sad. I’ve done some preparation for it. But it’s okay i guess.
Been unwell past few days. Nose running like tap water non-stop and fever. blame the weather and nights.. now i’m having difficulties sleeping at night and sleepy and tired during the day.
Tomorrow will be having A&E simulation. Hopefully it’s not too difficult. Hmmm..
The End

Post on February 15 2009
Paed ED (3 days ago) Patients – 14yo alleged assault ?head injury; 9yo vomitting; 1yo fever+epistaxis Sat for 3++hrs no more patient. very quiet.
A very short post.
Yeah.. very short.
Now it seems longer.
hmmmm..
enough
Went to coffee shop to sit and eat and do some revision then home.

on the way back: 8ppl shouting at each others. including “..lets fight!!”. changed my route home. sigh.. these ppl must be very hardworking to get up early to fight (or staying up till morning for a fight)
Tomorrow will be having AMU.

Post on February 11 2009
Was in Resus yesterday night.
Cases there: exacerbation of COPD, chest pain, and a few DIB (due to chest infections).
1 interesting case: 41 yo man, discharged from LGH with chest infection. Admitted to resus by ambulance on same day with DIB. PMH – chronic renal failure due to amyloids, CCF, DM type I. Management was more difficult in view of his medical conditions. After stabilised,he was admitted to CCU for further care.
Done ABG and some bloods.
Early morning went to Major – clerked and presented a case of ?SAH (unconvincing Hx but still need to rule it out by CT).
Tommorow will be my last night shift. YAY!!