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Saturday, May 24, 2008 |
So many drafts, so little time |
I have too many drafts sitting in my blogging edit posts folder. I wrote one halfway when Man Utd won the EPL - footie ramble IX - a moving dissertation of the state of modern football and the living legend that is Ryan Giggs.
Another piece on the emotional roller coaster that was the UCL final. Leave it to Man Utd to leave it to literally, the last kick to win the thing (and almost losing it about 4 times before that). Why do they always have to be so drama during UCL finals? Don't they know some of their fans got weak hearts? If what had happened in the final was seen in a movie, we'd call it a weak plot.
I have another half-chewed post on the concerns in the Malaysian political scene right now, tanah tumpahnya darahku. That was highligted by the very simple, yet touching music video that cm posted on to lb.blogspot. It was a piece pleading the need for unity, harmony, how we all bleed red and how all our bones are white anyway. It was a stirring call for us, the youth and future of our country, to stand up and be counted and to do something - anything - that would make a difference, that would make a better place for our children and our nephews and nieces, rather than sit on our bums and take the "it cannot change warn lah" attitude. Well nothing ever gets done with that attitude anyway.
But today!
May 23rd, 2008
Today takes precedence over footie rambles and political pleas, over emotional roller-coasters and the future. This post is about the present.
In reciting this oath, we graduates declare allegiance to an ancient, honourable, and durable tradition, the survival of which is important for the welfare of the sick and of society
At this time of being admitted as a member of the medical profession, I solemnly swear by that which I hold most sacred, that I shall consecrate my life to the service of humanity; That I shall maintain by all the means in my power, the honour and the noble traditions of the medical profession; That I shall ever remember with gratitude my teachers in medicine; That I shall constantly strive to add to my knowledge and skills, and be ever willing to assist others to the same end; That I will use my knowledge to help the sick to the best of my ability and judgement, and will abstain from practices that would bring harm to my patients; That I shall not undertake to perform tasks beyong my ability and competence; And that in the practice of my profession, I shall preserve inviolate the confidences of my patients.
These promises I make solemnly, freely, and upon my honour.
A day that marks the culmination of 19 years of education. 19! woah!
This day forth, I am no longer a student. I've been a student, well, forever. But from this day forth, I no longer fill in the "profession" box on important documents as "student".
I fill it in as Doctor. |
posted by theycallmecruel @ 12:37 PM |
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Doctor of Medicine, Wei Jin Wong...that is smokin' hot, I must confess! But you already knew that. What an awesome accomplishment! I am so happy for you. Releived- although it probably won't get any easier. Thrilled, excited, proud, blah, blah, blah. Unreal. Congratulations!
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Doctor of Medicine, Wei Jin Wong...that is smokin' hot, I must confess! But you already knew that. What an awesome accomplishment! I am so happy for you. Releived- although it probably won't get any easier. Thrilled, excited, proud, blah, blah, blah. Unreal. Congratulations!