went to the cerebral palsy centre today. it was really an eyeopener (glad i didnt have ptosis - rolling my eyes at barry).

once again it brings back all those feelings i've got during paeds days. the poor kids, but they r still so cute and lovely. i feel v fortunate for them that s'pore has such an organization with v impressive facilites for them to try to catch up w them developmental delay and honestly i was v touched by many things i heard from the teachers and therapists. was v impressed and inspired by the doctors too, those we come to care for the kids in their free time voluntarily. i guess this is one aspect of being a good doctor, to have a big heart.

i'm starting to feel butterflies in my stomach right now, thinking of OSCE tmr. hope everything goes well. usu the day before such a hugh test ll make me feel v v stressed but i shall try to do some deep breathing and not b too anxious haa. it's part n parcel of getting there, to the end of a beginning, of becoming a doc tt can truly help people.

but the joke of the day shud b from our prof
haa he was telling us tt he'll b a tester on wk 8, testing 2 of our classmates.
n he called them testees.
muahahahahaha
we're our mentor's mentees
we're our tester's testees!
he still candidly added in tt we have poor pronunciation, n "jiao-bian" tt he said test-eeee-s not testes.
PROF! u're really funny. ohmytian.