When I first saw my posting to MMI Sungei Gedong, I was devastated. To know that I'll be in the same unit as Alagan made it worse. I dreaded to travel from home to Sungei Gedong everyday at first, as it was a long journey back and fro twice a day. Since the start of OJT to having more responsibilities, it was an incredible experience made possible with the help of forgiving peers and patient seniors and supervisors.

Initially, I was unaware of what to expect from the other MMI medics of my batch, but we became friends sooner than I thought. As the saying goes, the true course of life never run smoothly, as we went through GCC, duties together, doing medical covers and handling e-cases as they came by.The journey was bearable, forged us into stronger, more knowledgeable individuals. The was an abundance of confusing situations when we started our role as medics, but we learned that the way to heaven is through the gates of hell.

As we grow and served as medics, I personally grew fond of this place and the people I worked with. Friendships are hard to come by, but as with many life circumstances that aren't within our control, it may be one of the best things that happened, a blessing in disguise.

As much as I hate to say, each of us will be moving into the next phase in life, I do wish P022 medics the best in their future endeavors.

written @ 4:19 AM