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Sunday, August 9, 2015
It hurts to watch you fall.
Friday, July 24, 2015
解剖。爱情。
Saturday, July 11, 2015
India- Changes
Haven't updated my blog in a while. Was actually at the verge of disposing it but mm seh-dak ah! Afterall it is still a part of me.
Came back for good for exactly 2 months today. Shaken legs enough for a month, done with the application, went for a trip, now it's time to think of what to do for the coming few months (hopefully till august).
Breaking out of my comfort zone has always been something that I wanted to force myself to do. Even though I have lived independently in a foreign nation for the past 5 years, there's still a lot of things that I need to cope to start a new life here again.
That's one of the reasons why I started working part time (money is definitely not one of the reasons). More than that I would really like to go meet new people and learn something that's totally different from my field.
And throughout this week I have noticed a few things that's different about me, that the past five years have imprinted in me.
I feel awkward meeting new people. And that makes me realise that all these while I kept myself in my own bubble, hanging around with only people that I know so well, and I haven't really met someone new for a really longggggg time. Thank you India.
I (maybe the whole hospital and college) don't know how to be professional. Such ironic it is. We are all in a very professional field yet nobody knows how to keep professionalism in the hospital. We gossip in the hospital, flirt over the phone after discussing a case, ask our colleagues out for a date, do whatsoever is shown in Greys Anatomy. But in the office nobody talks about other things. The only time where we get to know each other is during lunch or most probably activities after office hour.
I became extremely mature. Keep emphasis on things that I want myself to do and constrain myself from doing something that does not benefit anyone. It's a good thing actually, but over maturity makes a person uninteresting. Your speech and acts get bounded by your maturity (and that can become very boring haha)
Anyhow I am glad that India changed me, because I love how compliments come to me so naturally when I portray certain strong traits. Matt told me that they are all marveled by the way I bring myself and the maturity I portray *flips hair* [didnt mama teach you to not listen to sweet talks by guys so easily?]
Gonna miss this bunch of people when I leave. The stupid cold and dirty jokes, the unexpected little sweet surprises, the gentleness in their acts, the professionalism at work and etc etc.
Glad I chose to spend my holiday like this :)
Friday, June 19, 2015
最后自己变成了自己最想要的男人。
Sunday, February 15, 2015
盛夏光年。
Post-情人节快乐。一直以来都很喜欢这首歌,但是从来都没有觉得自己像歌词里那般活着。今天重新把歌词再看一遍,发现原来自己一直在过歌词里的生活。
放弃规则
放纵去爱
放肆自己
放空未来
可能这四句话就是我这一年来的写照吧。去年的今天,我记得对自己说过:今年终于不用考试,不用过着那么大压力的生活了。所以要尽情享受,尽情学习。回顾一整年的生活,好想对自己说:你终于过了你想过的生活。
放弃规则做过违背良心守则的事情,放纵去爱过不该爱的人,放肆自己跟朋友酗酒到凌晨,放空未来不让自己策划将来。
长大难道是人必经的溃烂。
致 我那无法回转的青春。
Monday, January 19, 2015
黑色星期六
Thursday, October 23, 2014
I am actually doing post op right now.
Happy diwali.
Sunny.
Had a pretty tough week previously, been riding several emotional roller coasters actually. These days I am actually busy encouraging one old tata (tata= grandfather in kannada) for post-amputation physiotherapy. [Yea the same tata that I mentioned in the previous post]. Sometimes I get very angry at him when he isnt cooperative during physio sessions, but I keep telling myself to be patient and give lots of positive reinforcement. And now, finally he has started getting down from the bed and tried walking!!! *claps* Seeinf him everyday makes me feel happy and contented, even though I am so frustrated with all other stuff at the same time.
It makes me feel all my stupid work are worthy. All those screaming from seniors are worthy.
Especially when discharged patients come back to the OPD for follow up and they want to talk to you. They want to let you know that they are good, and their "hello doctor how are you?" means soooo much to me.
Yesterday when I went shopping I met a salesman who greeted me with a generous smile. and asked if I could recognise him. I apologised and said no. He then introduced himself and asked if I remember a girl named Bharathi who was admitted a few weeks back in the hospital. I think I came across this name but still couldnt exactly remember whos that. It was actually her daughter who was admitted in Paeds Surgery for VUR repair and that I remember post operatively that poor girl suffered with alot of pain.
But afterwards she improved day by day and she used to give me high five every morning hehe. The salesman said thank you so much for all those times and I was so touched. I was only in Paed Surgery for 5 days! and people remember what I did *wipes tears*
Sometimes I rant so much about how terrible my life is, how insignificant all my works mean, how much oxygen I am wasting in this globe.
But people like this keep me going. They keep me reminded that I imprint on their life. They tell me not to forget why I chose this path at the first place.
And I am writing these stories down so that if one day I really want to give up, I have things to look back and tell me to hold on.
Saturday, October 11, 2014
Scribbling like an artist.
I love her instagram because she always has all these cute drawings with captions which dont match at all. and its usually beyond imagination. I feel this is what we called as talent.
Just yesterday I was talking to the plastic surgeon about talent. He asked me what am I interested in doing.
Him: So medicine or surgery?
Me: Medicine, Sir.
Him: BBBADDDDD PHOEBE BBAAAADDD. WHY NOT SURGERY?
Me: I dont know. I think surgery needs talent, and its not something that you can gain from hardwork. It is something you are born with.
Him: Hmm, I dont know how to respond to that.
HAHAHAHHA. I love making people speechless.
He said till the end of his MBBS he has never pictured himself as a surgeon. Most of the time he didnt know what he was doing. This is kinda shocking especially when it comes out from the mouth of such a wise man. I adore him. I adore his sense of humor. I adore his knowledge. Deep inside I am dying to know his life story. If its not because of that damn phone call I think he must have shared alot with me. Damn it.
This is one of the stories I want to document it down. Because I loveeee having a conversation with wise men. (Its the same as talking to my best friend's dad, a physician who has built his own family hospital from zero). These people are simply amusing.
(leaves space)
And the other one I want to write down is this:
Today as usual I was doing rounds and talking to patients. Theres this old man in post op whom we have performed a below knee amputation yesterday. And as usual I asked how are you.
He was smiling and looking at me, and he said: What how are you you have chopped off my leg how good can I be.
He wasn't being rude at all, but my heart sinked a little.
We take things too lightly, an amputation sounds so common to us. For us an amputation means omg this is so cool we should study and come, and fight for a chance to scrub in.
We forgot how to think from a patient's point of view. We forgot to think that oh no from now on he is not able to walk. We are all so busy saving lives that we forgot what a leg means.

