Life — Page 2
Knowing More on Photography
Since I was a child, all I knew was to point and shoot with my camera. I would go on taking pictures of anything that took my fancy without anybody telling me that all of it was wrong, that there is more to it than just mere pointing and shooting.
Typhoon Cosme: During and After
The electricity was down since 4pm Saturday, May 17, 2008. We were supposed to attend an anticipated mass in Dagupan City but because the storm signal was raised to level three, we decided not to go.
Medical Mission: Operation Libreng Tuli
Medical missions are numerous during the summer months. I use to hold mine in my own clinic also during these months.
Cantinetta Baguio with LRI
A few days ago, LRI (a division of Unilab) invited us to a dinner, with a lecture on their drug Piozone, a brand of Pioglitazone, an antidiabetic drug.
PAFP Convention: Global Warming and its Bad Effects
The Philippine Academy of Family Physicians, Inc. (PAFP) celebrated its 47th anniversary and annual convention on February 21 to 23 this year.
Meet My New Baby
Yes, my new baby is so cute, so easy to carry, to bring along whenever necessary... Do you agree with me?
Kareta! Kareta!
It was the last day of my kids' 4th mid-quarter exams when they decided to have fun in the backyard.
My kids are about to lose their jobs
When my kids were younger, they would often ask for toys whenever there is an opportunity. I would gladly give to it to them sometimes, until the time that they started schooling, when I started teaching them the value of money.
I am a Gemini
I received the following as an e-mail from a friend. It says to forward otherwise it brings bad luck. Well, I decided to post it for all my readers to read and know more about zodiac signs.
LNU Medicine Night 2007
December 1 was the first of the many parties we attended this month. It was the Medicine Night of the medical students of Lyceum Northwestern University.
The Story Behind the Short Story
The day Ralph's teacher attached the short story below on his parent journal, he became uneasy. While on the car on his way home that morning, he was unceasingly telling me that there's no way he would be able to memorize the article "because it is too long.
Student Tactics
She approached me at the end of our Anatomy-Physiology class, asking for a project. When asked why, said she can't take the subject anymore for the fourth time.
Self-righteous People
With my job, I meet lots of people everyday. In my clinic, I see to it that I'll be accommodating to all of them - med reps and patients from all walks of life.
What an Experience!
Yesterday was my first day to teach Anatomy and Physiology in the College of Nursing. Although I've been teaching for nine years in the College of Medicine in LNU, I felt that yesterday was somewhat different.
PAFP Annual Convention
The first week of March had been a very hectic week for me and my husband. It was the 46th Annual Convention of the Philippine Academy of Family Physician (PAFP).
Medical Missions
It is again the season of medical missions. Especially now that the national election is forthcoming, we doctors expect medical missions here and there.
PAFP Postgraduate Course
Last Friday and Saturday (October 20 and 21), the Philippine Academy of Family Physicians, Inc. (PAFP), Pangasinan chapter had its 9th Postgraduate Course at Leisure Coast Resort, Bonuan Boquig, Dagupan City.
Medical Informatics Lecture
Just the other night my husband gave a lecture on the Importance of Medical Informatics in Clinical Practice to a group of practicing physicians.
Medical Students
I teach Physiology in the first year Medical course at Lyceum Northwestern University, here in Dagupan City, Pangasinan, Philippines. For this school year classes started just recently and my first meeting with the students is in the laboratory.
Medical Mission: Operation Tuli
Outside the Philippines, circumcision is done during infancy. They say it has the benefit of preventing urinary tract infection as the child grows older.
