Popular posts from this blog
Mary's List
It did not came to me that starting on my blog would take me around 3-4 days to start. I was enthusiastic about the idea at first. Then I suddenly had a brain drain on what topic to write and go about. Well, I once had a website under the Yahoo Geo-cities some years ago (like uh...10 years ago?) and I was not aware that it was already gone and I did not get the chance to save my pictures and documents on that. Most of my writings consisted of poetry in Filipino language and some of the things and adventures I did. And, to add on this I have some accounts on social networking sites and journals. So to start on this blogging quest let me start on what I am thinking about or perhaps on what I am planing ... I have a lot ideas on my mind. Yeah actually, I have but the only thing is I want this ideas to be "organized ideas" and not just "dumb ideas". Some ideas goes like this: I have a checklist, a mind checklist on what things I want to do. It is too morbid for ...
The Notebook Experience
The Notebook Experience by Chel Bundalian on Wednesday, August 10, 2011 at 7:25pm I saw an old couple's picture and I was suddenly reminded with a patient of mine... 60+ year old male patient, and his wife with him in the room. Usually just the two of them. The wife was in an advance stage of Alzheimers dse. One time, the door was left open and I saw the wife going away, alone, so I chased after her and asked her where she was going. She told me she's going to visit her husband in the hospital. I told her that she's in this hospital already and I asked her to come with me. She stopped at the door watching her husband (He was just diagnosed with cancer) She told me "Naaawa ako sa matanda, lolo ko syah" and I can see the look on her face, she was fighting her teardrops not to fall. I asked her to come in and when the husband saw her I can see the worried look on his face. The wife came closer and took his hands, she said "Kumusta ka na? Pagaling ka ha?...

Comments
Post a Comment