April May
I don’t even remember when was the last time I d written a post. I do remember prompting my ex-interns (who’ll always be my interns) into writing a post for me some time back. As I sit under the mango tree with my green tea (with the lemon drops) I collect myself on how to begin.
Apriling clinicking
I rotated in clinics in April. The month of my birthday. April fool. I grow an year older as the clinics proceed. Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays are clinic days. Tuesdays and Fridays are days of almost nothingness. The nurses like me there (or so I think). "Daikh bilkul hamaray jaisee hay , har waqt khatee rahtee hay!", one of them beams.
Then the patients who are there for their initial visit, it was difficult yet funny explaining that I am not Dr Nehal.
The stalk of files to see is amazing. Its only do able thanks to the sanity that the staff maintains.
The stalk of files to see is amazing. Its only do able thanks to the sanity that the staff maintains.
Floor returns
One labour day later I am back on floors. With a mixed old new team, Khalid (jo marta kum hay ghaseetta ziada hay), Nasreen (cool calm composed), Ayesha (fast n furious) and Shehzad (our billa). We are blessed with two interns, Hakeem (who is a doctor) and Quratulain (our Ain of D2).
Together we have consumed litres upon litres of tea. We have all laughed together like crazy. Its been a crazy month.
We have had quite a bit of funny moments.
We have had quite a bit of funny moments.
Consultant to patient: "Hum aap ko ghar bhaij rahay hain."
Patient to consultant : "Kya doctor sahib, aap mera ghar baich rahee hain!"
Patient to consultant : "Kya doctor sahib, aap mera ghar baich rahee hain!"
Its an amazing bond that has been created among us. Quite a group with one common trait, nobody says no to food.