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this is stuck on my wall during eos preparation! may all of us stay strong in whatever situations!

haloooo zabor-men!! now we have two zabors in US, three in UK and i am here in hamyu land!:) i guess absence makes the heart grow fonder, i must have been missed ;p

anyway, i was just reflecting, how time flies. it was just one year ago that we stepped into seremban clinical school. one year. so much i have learnt. like what wheiying said, the lecturers are really like our parents, guiding us this one year. i am thankful for each of them, the advices, the scoldings, the sarcasm.

i read in one book that, teaching medicine is merely a secondary objective of academic staff, their primary duty is to become the role models for all the medical students.

i agree with that totally! i guess in medical school, it is not only important for us to gain medical knowledge, we must also learn how to be a doctor. one lecturer whom i really respect a lot shared with me during my 10mins OSCE break. he said, doctrine, is part of a doctor. it means, as a doctor, you must always teach. its part of hippocrates oath too i think.

my obstetrics examiner said to me, 'this exam will not kill you, but you will kill the patient next time, if you are not competent' . so true. i was hit badly after my obstetrics clinical exam just before eos, but it is also this same force which push me to work harder. it makes me believe, everything really happened for a reason.

and more often, it's not the events of our lives that shape us, but our beliefs as to what those events means. - quoted from anthony robbins.

so yup, hope we can all stay strong and continue this fight to achieve our dreams. no matter how far you are, you know you always have your family and friends here back home to support you. jiayou all hamsappssss! :)