be more caring, would you?

clerkship third week : clinical oncology

best!

miss tajunnisah, the senior pharmacist there was nice. willingly to guide us. she didn't give us any pressure. and we love it to be that way because we're able to learn and understand more. mai and I share a same case. a colorectal cancer suffered by a chinese woman. for the time being, she's on chemotherapy --> FOLFIRI regime which consists of irinotecan, 5-FU and folinic acid. she came to the hospital for the 9th cycle. we managed to chit chat with her, and she seemed to be happy. her conditioned is improving each day, alhamdulillah. from her facial expression, i knew she totally happy to see us (hehe, don't be so perasan, okeh!). indeed, it's very true. i just knew it. one new lesson i learnt throughout the clerkship. be patient with our troublesome life. go slow and steady. yeah, easy to say but i oftenly failed to practice it. the patients are suffering more, but still they're very optimist. hmm..

aha, one more thing. yesterday evening, we went to the clinic to see how the patient is being diagnosed, etc. and i totally disagreed with a doctor who spoke rudely to a patient.doc, couldn't you speak politely?they're sick and of course we don't like if people do the same thing to us rite?hmm, if it is happening to me, i have a good answer to the him/her. wanna try?^.^