First store in the middle east opens in Wafi city :)
- to flamboyant designs! xx
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Monday, October 6, 2008
Sunday, October 5, 2008
I sound like a crazy person!
Today is one of these days when:
- I say stuff that warrants a giggly awkward moment followed by a "moving on.."
- people keep saying "ur just crazy rntcha.." And give me a smile that's more of a "aww yes u are" than ild like it to be
- I hear the stuff I say, a red light flashes somewhere in my head, but I ignore it and continue yapping.
- Nothing makes sense, life wise.
Does that happen to any of u?
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- I say stuff that warrants a giggly awkward moment followed by a "moving on.."
- people keep saying "ur just crazy rntcha.." And give me a smile that's more of a "aww yes u are" than ild like it to be
- I hear the stuff I say, a red light flashes somewhere in my head, but I ignore it and continue yapping.
- Nothing makes sense, life wise.
Does that happen to any of u?
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Saturday, October 4, 2008
WishList
Blogging from the ER
The few times I have been on the receiving end of the emergency department are always eye openers. We always underestimate the kinda pain our patients are really in. And would be busy obsessing about the fact that we are overworked, under appreciated, and that we should get out of the hellhole pronto. Then there's the medical part of it all, make a diagnosis, treat, and move on.
I guess our detachment is partly because we've seen it all, and partly self preservation. And its good, but every once in a while, having "the patient experience" is a much needed refresher course.
Being a patient from the first step he takes into the hospital, the time he has to wait, the questions he is asked and their implications on him, privacy, urgency, pain, insurance, time, transportation, psychological impact.. All those are issues we tend to overlook when we are called to attend to our "cases". We look at the condition, and not the person as a whole.
Ofcourse, its unintentional (I hope that's the case with every other doctor too), but in order to strive for excellence, we need to keep reminding ourselves of how it feels to be in their shoes.
I'm currently on so many different painkillers I'm not sure I make sense to anyone but me.
- to reaching out, opening up, and being there for those who really matter xx
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I guess our detachment is partly because we've seen it all, and partly self preservation. And its good, but every once in a while, having "the patient experience" is a much needed refresher course.
Being a patient from the first step he takes into the hospital, the time he has to wait, the questions he is asked and their implications on him, privacy, urgency, pain, insurance, time, transportation, psychological impact.. All those are issues we tend to overlook when we are called to attend to our "cases". We look at the condition, and not the person as a whole.
Ofcourse, its unintentional (I hope that's the case with every other doctor too), but in order to strive for excellence, we need to keep reminding ourselves of how it feels to be in their shoes.
I'm currently on so many different painkillers I'm not sure I make sense to anyone but me.
- to reaching out, opening up, and being there for those who really matter xx
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Friday, October 3, 2008
If another door closes..
heard this on grey's anatomy, which.. is BACK!
they had the saddest danny n izzie scene to go with it..
(ps. i am currently hooked on my shows,which is good since i am stuck home with the worst ear infection ever.. think OUCH x 100, so bear with my episode recap entries xD)
- to windows, even the ones we can't seem to find xx
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Vita è bella!
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Rose & Sage
The CW (of gossip girl) have a new show this fall: "Privileged". Yet another teen flick that gives you a dose of everything marc, and a quick fashion fix! perfect between drama infused shows a la grey's anatomy.
Verdict: liking it so far! Loving Rose (with the stam)!
- to chick flicks and shallow obsessions! lol xx
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Verdict: liking it so far! Loving Rose (with the stam)!
- to chick flicks and shallow obsessions! lol xx
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