it happened, JUST LIKE THAT..
*YOU ARE WARNED*
blog entry may contain 100% PURE GAY-NESS!! hahahaha
when andrew first knew he was gonna be an intern,
he expected it to be an experience of a lifetime..
and sure as it is, well, it was.. hehe..
and he's only half way there,
he just finished his junior internship at DLSUMC..
(De La Salle University Medical Center)
his senior internship? well, they haven't announced it yet..
and in the 5 1/2 months he had stayed in that hospital,
he's gotta say, it was something he would do over and over again..
he wouldn't change every minute and every second of it..
he doesn't clearly remember everything that had happened,
but significant highlights of this experience, he would never forget..
like on the first day, how they counted the time left for them to be on duty..
the first catch phrase ("TOXIC"! haha.. which was an exaggeration of the first day)
the first person to talk to them and orient them
the first inuman! haha..
the first 16 hour duty..
the 32 hour duty..
the residents/consultants/staffs..
there were times in this experience that andrew wanted it to end,
of course as there were UPs, there are also DOWNs..
but now that it has ended, he misses it..
its like he didn't want it to end, well, not yet..
but, it did.. how he wished someone had recorded everything
that had occurred in the past 5 1/2 months
so that andrew could play it over and over..
it was something worth remembering,
it was worth doing again..
andrew extends his deepest regards and thanks to all those that was part of this journey..
his co-interns, staffs, employees, doctors, residents, consultants..
little, small or no significance at all, they will forever stay within my subconscious..
hehe.. thank you! ^_^
when andrew first knew he was gonna be an intern,
he expected it to be an experience of a lifetime..
and sure as it is, well, it was.. hehe..
and he's only half way there,
he just finished his junior internship at DLSUMC..
(De La Salle University Medical Center)
his senior internship? well, they haven't announced it yet..
and in the 5 1/2 months he had stayed in that hospital,
he's gotta say, it was something he would do over and over again..
he wouldn't change every minute and every second of it..
he doesn't clearly remember everything that had happened,
but significant highlights of this experience, he would never forget..
like on the first day, how they counted the time left for them to be on duty..
the first catch phrase ("TOXIC"! haha.. which was an exaggeration of the first day)
the first person to talk to them and orient them
the first inuman! haha..
the first 16 hour duty..
the 32 hour duty..
the residents/consultants/staffs..
there were times in this experience that andrew wanted it to end,
of course as there were UPs, there are also DOWNs..
but now that it has ended, he misses it..
its like he didn't want it to end, well, not yet..
but, it did.. how he wished someone had recorded everything
that had occurred in the past 5 1/2 months
so that andrew could play it over and over..
it was something worth remembering,
it was worth doing again..
andrew extends his deepest regards and thanks to all those that was part of this journey..
his co-interns, staffs, employees, doctors, residents, consultants..
little, small or no significance at all, they will forever stay within my subconscious..
hehe.. thank you! ^_^
posted by ÜandrewÜ at 1:17 AM
2 Comments:
he should miss it! it's good to know he had a great time. Internship is just one of the many fond memories in college. It's where you get to experience how it is like to work. He has to say good things about his internship if he plans to apply there in the future. So, good luck! hope he gets there!
Very nice guy))
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