~Exam Finale Phase IIIA~
HOrrible, Terrible, Vegetable!!!
Although the time spent in Klang for approximately 10 months there were splendidly nice and beautiful, it ended with more than a month of torturing moments...
HOwever, I never with I can turn back time. I love all those memories in Klang. Freedom, fun and new experiences. There, I only have to bear with myself and my coursemates. Basically, I spent most of the time with my groupmates. They are all really fun and adorable! Each and everyone has their own characteristic and attitudes. Though, not all that I like.. But, humans are born not to be perfect right>? So do I. It is quite hard to imagine that with my groupmates, I had storage photos with them of more than 5 gigabytes! Increadible huh? Well, some include taking photos of food stuff and some scenary views. Nonetheless, it was still quite an amount, don't you think so? So nice. I really hope my friendship with my groupmates will maintained good even though we go back to UM and again, being separated into different smalll groups. More over, I'll only meet and see my coursemates everyday, although kinda boring, but still, no responsibility holds. Free!!! just 38 sometimes, as a few couples were born there. ><
On the other hand, there were moments of ups and downs in my life over there as well. Times that I need to struggle with studies and some "stupid stuff". LUckily I had already got over it, although it took me quite some time. Whatever... Some was just my own wild imagination. worthless to mention it anyway! ><
Not to forget a few young doctor HO that I got to know in Klang hospital, I miss them!
They were so nice to me. I learnt a lot from them indeed. Maybe those were just trivial stuff, but to me as a new fresh medical student, it was exciting! I loves clinical experiences. It is always fun and exciting. This is because every patient presented to you is totally different human being with different behavior and different complaints. This complicate our diagnosis. But that is the challeging part that I love! I never deny that studying and in the effort of absorbing all those information of diseases into my tiny useless brain is an ultimate level 100 difficulty task --> It just happened after nights of burning midnight oils. In another word, hard work. I am so much more indulge in my books and notes compared to my own first and second year studies. I am more dedicated and interested. Well, it is the clinical part that i like. *wink wink*
Time flies, so fast that I don't realise that I lose it. Just a few blinks and laughters ends my joyful moments there. I found myself began thinking of those horrible facts of passing final examination of phase IIIA. I scared as I saw a senior who seemed to be so much hardworking failed and had to repeat the whole phase IIIA in Klang. I mean, not to discriminate her, but it is a fact of life that each and everyone of us who are still in Phase IIIA should know. Passing is no JOKE! After rounds and rounds of eavesdropping, PASSING is not hard yet no simple. Paper 1&2 are basically testing ur memory capacity as well as knowlegde; Paper 3=OSCE is a paper that require your adrenaline shoots to the level of making you sweats and running all the way from station 17 to station 1! funny huh? running like wild babies without knowing what comes next in the exam hall... Lolx..><; Paper4 = long case presentation. This had put so much tense to my roomie, although my exam was earlier,but she seemed to be much tense compared to myself. I don't know why. Erm...among all the papers, OSCE is the one I frightened most! May god bless all of us.... Nam mo Amitabha....
Oh yeah, forgotten to mention, in mid of preparing our finals, my whole batch were forced to move back to UM 6th college just 2 weeks before examination. Imagine, I had to pack everything up and unpack everything in 2 days. Tiring and exhausting. Wasted 2 days for not being able to concentrate well to study. I don't blame, just lamenting....><
Exam week passed by in just blinks of eyes. Sour and bitter taste that most of us had was after OSCE paper. So difficult and so unexpected. What to do? WHo ask me not to be more hardworking during first and second year? even third year in Klang??? Play and jolly too much dy!
Another painful part is the period of waiting for result. This is the first time in my life that I stayed back in college "lepak'ing" just for that purpose. The previous 2 years, i just packed myself up in the last day of exam and runned back home. Never look back. However, this time, I waited. So as most of my batchmates. We're all too frightened to go home.
Last but not least, I wish everyone pass smoothly. Not to mention some maybe with distinction. But not to be greeedy right? Just be happy and contented with what I possess right now. My eyelids almost shut now....sleeping time!
night night!
1 comment:
so now u still waiting for results? i understand that kind of feeling, last year we stayed back too just to wait till results were released.
and yeah, like u, i really enjoy those clinical experiences esp with nice doctors. sometimes i wish i could have done more but then again i didn't know that much stuff to do back then since it's just the first semester of our clinical year. hope i'll continue to enjoy the rest of the year...and prepare for exams as well!
good luck michelle (if u are waiting for results) =D
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