Bismillah

Redha Allah adalah matlamat. Yang lain, adalah wasilah untuk medapat kehidupan yang diredhai Allah
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Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Realization; Can you tell me exactly the meaning of that word?

Day by day, I find myself realizing bit by bit about myself. These days, I find myself believing that we DO NOT know ourselves as well as we do.

Like, most of the time I do things that even I myself don’t realize. And the bad thing about this is that, the things that I do (unconsciously) mostly hurt the people surrounding me.

No wonder sins are easy to get.

*Seething with myself. I feel like shouting right now, I’m kind of mad with myself.

I can’t believe how STUPID I am.

How can I not realize that some of the things that I said HURT other people? Bad mouth! I KNOW how it feels to be hurt by people’s words. I KNOW how painful it was. I KNOW that nothing could gain from hurting other people (except for advising). So, WHY DO I KEEP ON DOING IT?

Luckily, I also realize why I kept on doing it…

Cause I am a complete idiot who do not think about others/selfish and

... Don’t actually stop to think about the effects of my word to THAT person.

I mean, try putting yourself in the shoes of the person surrounding you… I know that I’ll be disgusted by myself.

I have to realize that people around me, is NOT me. They have their own problem and their own stories, just like you have yours, just differently. I mean, try to be more attentive to the person’s action and words to certain that comes out of that HOLE IN FRONT OF YOUR FACE…aka mouth.

I guess, just stop and ACTUALLY think! Before you talk, consider about the person you are talking to. What is the appropriate word to use, and what you should NOT say in front of her/ him. period.

Like, I tend to raise my voices, even when I KNOW that raises voices is something that I HATE hearing especially from adults, and of course friends.

Like, I tend to ignore his or her words just because I think ill of that person.

And of course, I LIKE, to cut people’s sentences, very rudely so I might add.

I am quite sure that I have more flaws, but I’ll get back to you, once I find them out… (here kitty kitty, I mean flaw flaw…)

Stupid me, I am really, really sorry for anyone whom I had hurt DUE TO THIS bad mouth of mine.

Though I can’t promise that I’ll stop doing it since I do tend to make mistakes, but I PROMISE I’LL TRY to not do them.

So, if you guys realize any naughty habit of mine, PLEASE, PLEASE advise me on my flaws. Maybe I’ll be peeved for quite some times, but I’ll accept it eventually. And I know that I can trust on you, to prevent me from doing more sins and prevent me from going to hell for that. (nauzubillah)

Human, people, we need to be advice frequently, or else we will end up like the devil that is too ‘stubborn’ and arrogant to admit the truth and end up in hell.

I mean, this is how human is able to be dynamic right? In learning of our fault, we will realize it and cease to do it insyaAllah and of course change for the better. Isn’t it so?

Honestly, I am scared that I’ll be bigheaded in my course of learning medic. Please dear friends, scold me, slap me if you must if you ever see sign of me being so. I hate egoistic and arrogant doctor. Really.

On second thought, just slap me if I’m being that way… and slap some sense to myself. Though, I will appreciate some warning. I’m sure that it’ll most appreciative (well, maybe after I slap you back and get angry for you doing that, haha, hope not!)

Btway: search for videos in youtube title irfan makki: waiting for the call.

I admit, I cried when I first watch it.

These are the lyrics.

Miles away, oceans apart
Never in my sight always in my heart
The love is always there it will never die
Only growing stronger a tears rose down my eye

I am thiking all the time

When the day will come
Standing there before you
Accept this Hajj of mine

Standing in ihram, making my tawaf

Drinking blessings from your well
The challenges that I have suffered
And might were rekindles my imaan

O Allah! I am waiting for the call

Praying for the day when I can be near the Kabah wall
O Allah! I am waiting for the call
Praying for the day when I can be near the Kabah wall
[ Lyrics from: http://www.lyricsmode.com/lyrics/i/irfan_makki/waiting_for_the_call.html ]

I feel alive and I feel strong
I can feel Islam running through my Veins
To see my muslim brothers, their purpose all the same
Greeting one another, exalting one True Name
I truly hope one day that everyone's a Muslim.
That they remember you in everything they say

Standing in ihram making my tawaf, making my tawaf

Drinking blessings from your well
The challenges that I have suffered
And might were rekindles my imaan

O Allah! I am waiting for the call

Praying for the day when I can be near the Kabah wall
O Allah! I am waiting for the call
Praying for the day when I can be near the Kabah wall

Monday, January 9, 2012

Unlike my friends, I am not exactly ecstatic to be there, but I am not exactly reluctant either. I had hoped that I could attain some experience and if not, maybe just to familiarize myself with the workplace. You know, to prevent culture-shock or something like that.

Somehow, that night in the hospital, the white coat felt heavy on my shoulder and kind of suffocating. From the moment I walked out of my friend’s car to the moment I entered the hospital, I literally have to drag myself towards the hospital. Of course, the fact that I was wearing additional of two layers inside and all my money and hp were in the coat’s pocket did attribute some weight… Anyway, I sort of felt the burden that’s I am going (if God permits) to bear if MD is ever going to be written beside my name.

Honestly, the moment I entered the labor room, I felt like fainting and running away. I don’t know how relief I am when my senior guide us out of the labor room. Of course, that fact disturbed me. I thought I could handle it, but I could not. Honestly? I did not dare to even look at her 10cm opening, and the blood that I know is there. I use my friend’s body as a shield. I only looked at the pained soon-to-be mother’s face and the worried face of the soon-to-be father.

They sort of remind me of my parents. Now I know why ONLY husband is allowed in the labor room. This is no room for little kiddies, well, except for the cute ones inside the mother.

Reminds me, I still haven’t told my mom and dad about the hospital visit.

Then, after a few moments I stopped being worried.

Why?

I quickly make a reality check. I am still a first year. I don’t have enough knowledge, and even enough experience to be there. I am just not quite ready yet. InsyaAllah, I will be ready next time. I just don’t let the fact bother me and prepare myself.

Reminds me, my next visit to hospital is on the 16/1/12. Only 7 days more.

Okay, maybe not the next times, maybe I’ll be ready the next, next time.

K, have to go and do my presentation…

p/s: my psychology notes are piling up and glaring at me for not studying them.

Sunday, January 8, 2012

Its Sunday 2 in the morning.

So, I went to the hospital today. Just come back from the HTAA a few hours ago actually.

To be honest, I am speechless.

Why? Because today, I visit the O & G ward. Obstetric – the branch of medicine that deals with the pregnancy, labour and after labor (around 3 weeks I think). Gynacology – the branch of medicine the deals with the disease of female’s reproductive tract or issit urogenital tract? I seriously need to check back my book. Bah!

One of my friends, she get to see like 5 delivery (sambut baby), but me?

I went to the labor room, but the mother is the first timer so, she has been ‘pushing’ for like 3 hours before I came to see her. Sakit giler! Darling, the mother is pushing like mad, fighting for her and your life… This is what the senior said about the ward being an eye opener for people like us. Be grateful to your mom. Please.

No, I didn’t actually get to ‘see’ her or the baby. I expect it’s going to be long night for that mother. She’s still pushing by the time I leave the room.

I admit it, I am afraid.

Sori, havetogo to sleep… I promise that I’ll try to update sooner.

Tuesday, December 13, 2011

“And death greets him and they both part together as friends.” This is a quote from HP7book.

Wouldn’t it be great if we are able to hear the word “peace be upon you,” from the angel of death?

Someone told me that “wouldn’t it great if we could die without any sins at all?”

Indeed, it would be great. But that’s not the reality.

Everyone said that they are afraid to die, mostly, due to the amount of sins that they have. People say this again and again. Repeatedly.

Afraid to die? Are you kidding me? No, of course you are not. People say “I am afraid to die”, as if they would die when they are 1000 years old. Pffr.

What are the values of us just uttering these words, words on fear of death?

I mean, are you going to do anything about it? If you are not, then your worry on fear of death is meaningless. Fear of death, but continue to live your life like you would not die. The few examples of people like these are:

Example one: “We love living in this world and would like to live here forever. But, if we have to die, I hope that it will be after we’ve gone to hajj.”

Example two: “We love making sins in this world (nauzubillah), but we are only sorry if we get caught (or die while doing it)”

Okay2, let’s get this straight. I am only dissatisfied with people who just speak words but do absolutely nothing about it.

It’s just that I am sick of people saying things that they don’t mean, or things that they won’t do.


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Onto a happier note:

So, I gave my cat’s 4 kittens a bath.

So, I gave each of them a bath in turn. Honestly, the little ones are harder to control than the big ones. I mean, at least the big ones, it is easier to GRAB them (when they tried to get away).

The little ones… sigh…

I don’t exactly mind that the little ones tried to get away. However, the fact that they tried to get away, by climbing on top of me, that I mind. I have scratches to prove it.

So, I sneeze and sneeze and tried to clean them at the same time. One little kitten (looks more like a rat now, especially with that red nose) insisted that it stays on top of my neck while I clean the rest of his/or her siblings.

So, I clean the ‘rat’ last. However, when it’s his/or her turn, it refuses to go down. I can feel its claw digging through my shirt and onto my skin. So, dripping wet from cleaning the others, I grabbed the shower and clean it while it stayed on my neck (thankfully, I managed to put some ‘pest-free’ soap beforehand).

Done, I opened the bathroom door and pass the kitten to nabil’s awaiting hand before closing the door again. It’s my turn to take a bath.

Let me tell you, these kittens… they are different from other kittens. I mean the rat… that thing like to snuggle against you and play with newspapers. There’s one that look a little hyena-kitten mutant likes to play with your ‘kain’. The yellow-white one likes to sleep on you. The black-white one loves to stay invisible.

Now, they are sleeping under the dining table. Good.

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Me and my family (RJL: My family and I..) have been watching iryu season 1,2,3... suddenly, heart surgery seems VERY appealing to me.

P/S: Though, I warn you, DO NOT watch iryu episode1season1. I warn you. DO NOT watch it. I quickly delete it from my laptop and the recycle bin. Just don't.


Thursday, November 17, 2011

I was in the Grand Hall, listening to my sponsor’s briefing when I read yesterday’s hematology lecture notes. I was going through the anticoagulant process when I found one sentences that startled me.
I stared at these words, a bit shocked. Fibrin orchestrates its own destruction.

Fibrin is a coagulant that’s used to stop bleeding. However, after fibrin has finished its purposes, fibrin itself conducts its own destruction process. Something about these words makes me feel… unsettled.

I still have yet to figure out why. I mean, the first thing that came across my mind would be the angel of death. I compare the angel with fibrin. Both of them orchestrate they own destruction. The angel of death would take his own life in the hereafter, when the angel had finished his job. Just like fibrin.

Both kill their own self, because that’s their final job.

Fibrin has to kill itself in order to prevent thrombosis. The angle of death kills itself, and that makes it as the final living being to die in the hereafter. Both are willing to kill themselves, because God told them to. And they follow the commandment. They follow God without any question and with no hesitations.

Are you willing to sacrifices yourself for God? Do you follow each and every of God’s commandment without any hesitation at all? Do you trust God with your life and death?

Why then do you trust God?



Let me change the subject for the moment. Sometimes, I don’t remember and don’t know the reason why I am writing this in this blog.

Is it to express my thought for the day? Or is it to release the tension? Or is it just to share the few knowledge that I think is worthy to be shared with who knows who?

Here I am, behind my desk…writing.

I know about flaw. We all have it. Heck, I have plenty of it. I admit that. And I apologize beforehand if my flaws had offended anyone. Truly, it is unintentional.

This is just few random thoughts that enter my head.

So, I have short of 2 weeks before my final bock exam. I do try to cramp as much lecture notes in my head as soon as I could. I tried my best. I don’t want to blame for my lack of effort/ usaha. I know that at least I’ve tried my best.

The rest is just the occasional doa and tawakal. Menang atau syahid! Allahuakbar!

Thursday, November 10, 2011

Me, Myself and I

Peace be upon all of us.

Before that, let’s us go back to the equation that we learn in Mathematics (Form 4) entitled ARGUMENT 1:

Form 1: Human is selfish.

From 2: I am human.

Conclusion: Thus, I am selfish?

Or

Form 1: Some human are selfish.

Form 2: I am human.

Conclusion: I may be a selfish person?

Hmm, I still have yet to master this equation…. Even I don’t get what I am trying to tell u guys.

Anyway

I admit that I have been very selfish lately. I’ve neglected some of my duties with another human and also with Allah.

Truthfully, last two weeks have been rather depressing. Last week is my first ever mini-test as medical student. All the 14 batches above us went through the same first mini-test (FMT). A little bit of history about this FMT. FMT has the history of making medical students cry and ask for study-leaves. The first week I was here, most of the seniors’ advice me: Just, don’t cry if you receive a fail in your FMT okay? It’s normal.

The norm is that, only 30% out of the whole batch is expected to pass this FMT. Our batch, the AVANT-GARDE (roll eyes), about 72 out of 137 pass FMT. So, about (now, I am channeling dr. saad) 50% pass this FMT. Yes, congratulation to our batch for breaking the norm!

So, the last 2 weeks, books and books are all that’s in my mind. Sigh. I have sworn to myself that I would not be like someone who “study” all the time. Because, I KNOW that I would go crazy if I did. SPM examination thought me so much about studying and madness.

No wonder some meds students are so grumpy all the time.

(Honestly, if you have some friends who’s taking med, don’t be surprised and offended if they are grumpy all the time. They don’t mean it. Just, try to cheer them up. We need that.)

Plus, I have this tendency to compare myself with others. I know what my abilities and my limits are. Some people are gifted with more abilities and hardly any limitation at all. So, unconsciously I would compare and contrast, and most of the time, I am not happy with what I found out.

Not just in term of intelligent or in studying. But, other aspect as well… Yes, I am VERY grateful with what God has already given me. Alhamdulillah, but, as I have said in my previous post, human is very dynamic. It’s human nature that we kept on wanting to improve ourselves. So, it’s not wrong for me to want to improve myself.

I mean, InsyaAllah, I can do it, if I strive harder. I mean, the best of my classmates are human too right? I am also human, thus, why can’t I gain knowledge as easy as them? I can do it!

Just remember: usaha, doa and tawakal.

In term of selfishness… I sincerely apologize if I offended anyone. Not just during the past few weeks.