I Am In Love!!!!
Amira and I also did watch Dr. Andrew suturing a 9 years old boy's hand whom had a quite deep cut in his wrist; lucky enough to miss all his flexor digitalis superficialis tendons and median nerve. Heh, that boy was so cute and he didn't even shed any tears through the process. At one point during the surgery, he said to Dr. Andrew, "I can feel that one you know"; referring to sensation and pain as the suture needle penetrate into his skin. He was grimacing and I held his hand tight. Still, no tears shed. What a strong boy, indeed!
Right before we leave A&E, Dr. Matthew asked us to bring some Malaysian food for him the next day- "Food for Suture"- as Dr. Matthew had said.
So, the next day Amira and I made some currypuff which I would be proud enough to say, "not bad at all for a beginner!". I'd really love to see Dr. Matthew's expression when he ate that currypuff but we had to leave early - and I will never see him again for a while because starting from this week he won't be around A&E- having a break @ study week for his upcoming exam.
I miss having him around A&E - but I won't forget that Sunday evening when we had a short and quick date in the tea room. *wink*wink
Today, I was lucky enough to have had patients with : A fib, pan-syst murmur, and crackles for me to listen to! Yeay! I LOVE my work!
Every artist was first an amateur.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Amira and I also did watch Dr. Andrew suturing a 9 years old boy's hand whom had a quite deep cut in his wrist; lucky enough to miss all his flexor digitalis superficialis tendons and median nerve. Heh, that boy was so cute and he didn't even shed any tears through the process. At one point during the surgery, he said to Dr. Andrew, "I can feel that one you know"; referring to sensation and pain as the suture needle penetrate into his skin. He was grimacing and I held his hand tight. Still, no tears shed. What a strong boy, indeed!
Right before we leave A&E, Dr. Matthew asked us to bring some Malaysian food for him the next day- "Food for Suture"- as Dr. Matthew had said.
So, the next day Amira and I made some currypuff which I would be proud enough to say, "not bad at all for a beginner!". I'd really love to see Dr. Matthew's expression when he ate that currypuff but we had to leave early - and I will never see him again for a while because starting from this week he won't be around A&E- having a break @ study week for his upcoming exam.
I miss having him around A&E - but I won't forget that Sunday evening when we had a short and quick date in the tea room. *wink*wink
Today, I was lucky enough to have had patients with : A fib, pan-syst murmur, and crackles for me to listen to! Yeay! I LOVE my work!
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