Time flies and we've moved on...
Time will heal and it's true...
Time nv stop for any of us but it does not restrict u anymore...
How nice, cos I'll hv a chance to catch up with u.
No matter how long,
Be Sure that,
You'll nv be forgotten.
;)
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Monday, November 3, 2008
PTL
Good things hv happened today.... PTL!!!
Early in the morning, I was told to help discharge a kid to the foster mother.
I still remembered when the case was juz known to us, my colleague and I visited him on a SAT TQ time.
He was utterly sick, unresponsive, totally 'damaged'.
Imagine a 4 yrs old boy who was only 6kg and can only walk 10 steps...
He does not respond to anyone, including his dearest sister... or anything, including food or toys.
He is seriously malnourished, and medically defined as failure to thrive and had global developmental delay.
For these factors, he unwillingly made the history for serious ill-treatment.
We fought hard to push the police to charge the caregivers.
Anyway, today, he offered me a HUGE SMILE upon seeing me.
His appetite is good, and he was being naughty with the nurse who fed him.
After which, the nurse carried him down to show me how well he can walk now.
He wore his shoes, which the doctors were so excited about...
He played mischievously with all the lady nurses... pinching each other's noses.
His sister and the foster mother came to fetch him.
He had a little sadness on his face upon leaving the hospital.
However, he was quick to play with his sis and another foster girl.
The 3 of them were having a really good time together!
The sight of this warms my heart.
I thank God for his progress, as I know this is a job where I have to fully rely on Him.
I can only remove them from further harm, but am not able to heal their already broken soul.
Who else can, other than Him.
May God bless him and sis for their future endeavor.
Another good thing seems so unimportant as compared to the above.
My 2nd Gown Selection was successful.
Hee Hee *.*
Two of my sisters were there to help me on both days... I'm Thankful for my Family!
Early in the morning, I was told to help discharge a kid to the foster mother.
I still remembered when the case was juz known to us, my colleague and I visited him on a SAT TQ time.
He was utterly sick, unresponsive, totally 'damaged'.
Imagine a 4 yrs old boy who was only 6kg and can only walk 10 steps...
He does not respond to anyone, including his dearest sister... or anything, including food or toys.
He is seriously malnourished, and medically defined as failure to thrive and had global developmental delay.
For these factors, he unwillingly made the history for serious ill-treatment.
We fought hard to push the police to charge the caregivers.
Anyway, today, he offered me a HUGE SMILE upon seeing me.
His appetite is good, and he was being naughty with the nurse who fed him.
After which, the nurse carried him down to show me how well he can walk now.
He wore his shoes, which the doctors were so excited about...
He played mischievously with all the lady nurses... pinching each other's noses.
His sister and the foster mother came to fetch him.
He had a little sadness on his face upon leaving the hospital.
However, he was quick to play with his sis and another foster girl.
The 3 of them were having a really good time together!
The sight of this warms my heart.
I thank God for his progress, as I know this is a job where I have to fully rely on Him.
I can only remove them from further harm, but am not able to heal their already broken soul.
Who else can, other than Him.
May God bless him and sis for their future endeavor.
Another good thing seems so unimportant as compared to the above.
My 2nd Gown Selection was successful.
Hee Hee *.*
Two of my sisters were there to help me on both days... I'm Thankful for my Family!
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