May. 22, 2012 at 4:28am with 1 note
BibleJeremiahLifepassagefaith
A constant heart check from [Jeremiah 17:5-9]. Who doesn’t struggle from this truth of a dilemma? Most of the time it’s the discouragement from circumstances and people that drifts us away from a meaningful relationship with the Lord. We need to be stronger in faith that what matters most is our relationship with Him. Our hearts can sometimes make the wrong decisions in choosing what matters most. Who can understand it? I guess if we get to know more its creator then we can gain a bigger picture. Spirituality of us on a one to one relationship with God still is greater than religion.

A constant heart check from [Jeremiah 17:5-9]. Who doesn’t struggle from this truth of a dilemma? Most of the time it’s the discouragement from circumstances and people that drifts us away from a meaningful relationship with the Lord. We need to be stronger in faith that what matters most is our relationship with Him. Our hearts can sometimes make the wrong decisions in choosing what matters most. Who can understand it? I guess if we get to know more its creator then we can gain a bigger picture. Spirituality of us on a one to one relationship with God still is greater than religion.

2:31am with 21 notes
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somethingthatishardtounderstand:

me (professor): as you (student) can see LOVE has the complicated structure. this structure alone may let you feel the PAIN, HAPPINESS, and the STRENGTH.

me (professor): THESE are the ingredients of LIFE.

2:29am with 43,862 notes
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apocalypticabyss:

Acid Trip Experiment

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2:10am with 7 notes
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I just acquired most of my 2nd year books yesterday. Most gracious to my dad who supported my book expenses this year. I was thrilled to turn into some pages of our new books. It’s going to be a hard year this school year but we’ll be starting our journey to learn diseases and gain the skills to diagnose. I’m just happy that most of the books will still be used under 3rd year. And I guess the consolation for buying the books in bulk gave me free coffee and bread bun coupons plus a huge discount haha. I’ll be covering them for now because I’m focusing on our comprehensive review for what we have learned in 1st year medicine. How I’ll be needing a lot of discipline and prayers this school year. To God be the glory!

I just acquired most of my 2nd year books yesterday. Most gracious to my dad who supported my book expenses this year. I was thrilled to turn into some pages of our new books. It’s going to be a hard year this school year but we’ll be starting our journey to learn diseases and gain the skills to diagnose. I’m just happy that most of the books will still be used under 3rd year. And I guess the consolation for buying the books in bulk gave me free coffee and bread bun coupons plus a huge discount haha. I’ll be covering them for now because I’m focusing on our comprehensive review for what we have learned in 1st year medicine. How I’ll be needing a lot of discipline and prayers this school year. To God be the glory!

May. 20, 2012 at 5:51am
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I was able to volunteer again in aedical mission today at a nearby parish. I was surprised by the number of patients! They were probably on the 300s in the community. I was assigned to carry out temperature readings for the pedia area , vitals and history taking for the adults. It was surprising to encounter that a lot of normal-looking patients had high blood pressure problems. For the Hx, I used Bate’s OLD CARTS mnemonic (Onset, Location, Duration, Character, Alleviating/Aggravating factors, Radiation, Timing and Severity). I really recommend volunteering for medical missions during summer. Not only will you get more exposure in developing your clinical skills, but you will also get to interact with the community and make new frinds from other schools too. :-)

I was able to volunteer again in aedical mission today at a nearby parish. I was surprised by the number of patients! They were probably on the 300s in the community. I was assigned to carry out temperature readings for the pedia area , vitals and history taking for the adults. It was surprising to encounter that a lot of normal-looking patients had high blood pressure problems. For the Hx, I used Bate’s OLD CARTS mnemonic (Onset, Location, Duration, Character, Alleviating/Aggravating factors, Radiation, Timing and Severity). I really recommend volunteering for medical missions during summer. Not only will you get more exposure in developing your clinical skills, but you will also get to interact with the community and make new frinds from other schools too. :-)