Thursday, May 26, 2016
Today, I am despondent.
I will never be perfect. Even as I am growing older, even if I have reached another milestone in life... I will always be imperfect and I have flaws. But that is okay. That is alright. As long as I live with Him.
As long as I walk through this journey of life with Him.
As long as I walk through this journey of life with Him.
Thursday, May 19, 2016
God is in control
Tonight, I had some time to quieten, reflect and not rush over work... I was on MC today.
After dinner, I paced around the living room, while thinking of the patients.
'What else can be done for them?' A repetitive question in my head for the past months.
It has been tiring.
I had to watch my patients decline, in the midst of unending social problems.
I watched my patients sink into depression. I watched my patients fade away.
And a constant repetitive thought, 'What else can be done for them?'
I worked hard and studied new methods to help my patients. I sought advice from different sources.
It is depressing. Because some decline cannot be stopped. Some problems just cannot be solved.
Even though I've seen death many times in my nursing career, it is still challenging to watch the light fade away from a patient's eyes.
Tonight, as I continued to worry, I was reminded of the fact that God is always in control of all things.
As a healthcare worker, I can only play a supportive role at best. But ultimately, life is in God's hands.
Not everything needs a solution. Not all endings will be beautiful.
I have tried my best. I need to learn to accept, trust, and let go, when the time calls for it.
After dinner, I paced around the living room, while thinking of the patients.
'What else can be done for them?' A repetitive question in my head for the past months.
It has been tiring.
I had to watch my patients decline, in the midst of unending social problems.
I watched my patients sink into depression. I watched my patients fade away.
And a constant repetitive thought, 'What else can be done for them?'
I worked hard and studied new methods to help my patients. I sought advice from different sources.
It is depressing. Because some decline cannot be stopped. Some problems just cannot be solved.
Even though I've seen death many times in my nursing career, it is still challenging to watch the light fade away from a patient's eyes.
Tonight, as I continued to worry, I was reminded of the fact that God is always in control of all things.
As a healthcare worker, I can only play a supportive role at best. But ultimately, life is in God's hands.
Not everything needs a solution. Not all endings will be beautiful.
I have tried my best. I need to learn to accept, trust, and let go, when the time calls for it.
Saturday, April 23, 2016
Saturday, February 27, 2016
Wednesday, November 04, 2015
God will not forsake them
Lord, You love the ill, the broken-hearted, and those in need.
And You will not forsake them.
Lord, you gave me a heart to love the needy. Let this not be in vain.
Thursday, June 04, 2015
I was hopeful.
I was an aspiring graduate.
I had the world ahead of me. I was excited for the journey ahead.
I had the world ahead of me. I was excited for the journey ahead.
Back then, I had regarded Nursing as my calling, and was grateful that God had planted in me the desire to care for the ill and needy.
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I am not sure how the me of the past would look at my present self.
But it appears that everything I had worked so hard for, everything I had prayed for, had somehow come to realization.
I think I would be very proud of myself.
Having gone through the physical exhaustion, mental exertion, stress, anxiety, hard work and tears during my nursing career, I should be very proud of myself.
My achievements are not great.
But they are enough, to help me realize that God has been very faithful through it all.
I think I would be very proud of myself.
Having gone through the physical exhaustion, mental exertion, stress, anxiety, hard work and tears during my nursing career, I should be very proud of myself.
My achievements are not great.
But they are enough, to help me realize that God has been very faithful through it all.
In the very first interview of my nursing journey, during my enrolment into NUS nursing, a professor asked what I feared most about the future.
'To give up,' I told him.
Somehow, I made it through.
And I am still here. I am still a nurse.
And I am still here. I am still a nurse.
And God still walks with me each day, as I continue to learn what it means to die to oneself to serve the ill and needy.
In Him, I can find solace, peace and hope.
Nothing I do in this life has any meaning if it is not done with You.
Monday, March 30, 2015
Constant Reminder to Self
Your job is not to judge.
Your job is not to figure out if someone deserves something.
Your job is to lift the fallen, to restore the broken, and to heal the hurting.
-NursingGuide.ph
Your job is not to figure out if someone deserves something.
Your job is to lift the fallen, to restore the broken, and to heal the hurting.
-NursingGuide.ph
Friday, March 27, 2015
Thursday, March 05, 2015
Wednesday, March 04, 2015
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Tuesday, December 23, 2014
The gift of His love
The greatest gift that can be given is offered to each of us every day, yet few of us have the faith and self-esteem to accept it.
God offers us His love.
All we have to do is open our hearts and make the decision to receive it. Then we in turn get to pass it on to others.
God offers us His love.
All we have to do is open our hearts and make the decision to receive it. Then we in turn get to pass it on to others.
Monday, December 08, 2014
Monday, November 03, 2014
Friday, October 10, 2014
Monday, September 22, 2014
Tuesday, July 08, 2014
Stop trying to stop fearing or worrying
- In the words of Jay Adams
Casting all you care upon Him for He cares for you (1 Peter 5:7)
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