Blood,Sweat
AND
Smiles
A MEDICAL JOURNEY
Extracurricular Activities
TUSOM Sports Day
 Sports day 2014Group picture with the Btach 6 Course mates. I am First Left. |  Supporting our batch for sports dayWe made pom poms and shouted the class cheer to support our batch for sports day. I am on the Left. |
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TUSOM Annual Dinner
 Picture with my close friend WenYun. I am on the Left. |  Picture with my close friend Beverly. I am on the Left. |
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 Candid picture with Dr Umesh. I am first Right. |  Batch 6 Class pictureTaken at the Annual Dinner with all the lecturers. |
Pusat Darah Negara (PDN) Visit
For the Haematology and Immunology System block, Dr Farzana brought us to the Natinal Blood Bank for a visit. We were brought around the Blood Bank and were introduced to the procedures and lab test done for donated blood. Besides that, we also donated blood.
I am the one with the green arrow.
Centrifuged blood is places on this device, where the red blood cells and plasma separates.
I am in the middle
I am on the Right
We took turns to interview the patient. Taking his medical and personal history. The patient (in Black) has haemophilia A.
I am A+ blood group
I donated 350ml of whole blood
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Voluntary Work
Scholars At Work
I joined the scholars at work (SAW) program this year. Under the SAW, me and my friends joined a voluntary counselling session with our counselor Miss Janice.
Group picture with my friends and Ms Janice.
I am in the Front Row. Second from Left.
Laos and Thailand Mission Trip
I went for a one-week-mission trip with my church. We went to Nongkhai, Thailand and part of Laos. Our aim was to teach the primary, secondary and college students to speak English and Mandarin. Besides that, we also there minister to the local churches.
My church (GA611 Bread Of Life) has opened a daughter church (GC611 Bread Of Life), hence it is also our honour and duty to help them set up the church. The whole mission trip has opened my eyes, I am truly honoured to have joined my church team for this mission trip. Personally, to see the children full of gratitute when we visited their schools, was one of the greatest impacts for me. I learnt from the children, to always count my blessings and to be easily content and joyous with life's simple pleasures.
I am the one with the arrow
We went to assist our daughter church GC611 to set up their new church.
So blessed to have worked with my church members. I am First from Right.
Ministering the church.
I am Second from Right.
Visiting the Primary and Secondary schools. group picture with Thai students and teachers.
I am on the Right.
Mission trip to Laos. we visited the local church in Laos. I am on the Right
Cambodia Mission Trip
I went for a two-weeks-mission trip with a medical team that comprises of doctors, nurses, teachers and teenagers from different churches. We went to Phnom Penh, Cambodia and also to the villages in the rural areas. Everyday we would set off from Phnom Penh, capital of Cambodia, and take a two hour drive to the villages.
Our mission was to provide health care for the villagers and also educate them on personal hygiene. We also helped the local churches to reach out to the community, especially the children ministry. It was truly a different experience; it has opened my eyes, and broadened my way of thinking. I saw from the doctors and nurses who treated the villagers, the true meaning of dedication and selfless love. Although the locals might not understand our language and vise versa, communication is still possible through eye contact and body language. I am grateful for being part of this mission team.
Me (with green arrow) helping the nurses prepare medicine prescribed by the doctor.
Dr Lian explaining to me about the child's condition. I am in the BLUE tshirt.
