It's normal to be scolded. It's OK. Although it's a stab to your pride, but it actually teaches you something. Better be scolded than you accidentally kill a patient..
So stay positive OK.. InsyaAllah things will get brighter..
It's normal to be scolded. It's OK. Although it's a stab to your pride, but it actually teaches you something. Better be scolded than you accidentally kill a patient..
So stay positive OK.. InsyaAllah things will get brighter..
This is my first post as a medical officer. This blog will only gets a post whenever I have a significant event in my life that I need to pen out hahaha.
So I hurt a colleague's feelings. I said something which I should not have
said to someone (A) about the colleague and that A had passed on what I said to
that colleague. I got to know from another person that, that colleague is hurt
by my words.
I felt bad. I confronted A and asked what did she said to that colleague. I
explained that I did not mean to hurt anyone's feelings and I said sorry. And I
asked A to clarify again with that colleague that I was not in context of
hurting or criticising anyone.
I also texted the colleague and apologised. She said OK and she doesn't have
any hard feelings.
The moral of the story:
1. Never trust anyone. You don't know who can be a backstabber
2. Don't bad talk. Just don't. It's also sinful
3. If you hurt someone just own up your mistake and say sorry and make
amends.
4. Things you hear from your friend is unnecessarily true. They usually add
some unnecessary spices so that you feel bad/make things worse than they are.
5. If you have done your part ie say sorry and try to make amends, move on
from that guilt feeling already. Don't let the guilt ruin your day.
6. Pray to Allah that the person you hurt forgive you.
I also realised from this event how great the impact of an affected
relationship to me as a person. I just feel so bad and I could not move on
until the colleague responded to my apologies. I am not sure if this is the
case with other ppl.
But anyhow I am greatful that things have resolved. Alhamdulillah..
Everytime I am working nights I will pray that I have a smooth night without any mistakes or pitfalls. I pray to Allah and I will ask my parents to pray for me as well.. Somethings are bound to happen because Allah has fated it to happen.. I made a drug error.. The drug I diluted is 3 times stronger than it should be through epidural.. And the med has been administered to patient and luckily enough it was detected in time.. They have delayed LL neuro recovery..
Alhamdulillah nothing serious happened to the patient but it can have
serious complications like seizures..
I have to meet the anesthesia hod, who asked me for my explanation. I own up
to my mistake.. I only read that its the right drug but I missed out the
concentration.. Ya Allah.. I feel really bad and ashamed as well..
I am reflecting on what happened. I am reflecting on my thoughts about what
I did. It was an honest mistake. I am a human with flaws. I made a mistake but
Allah fated it to happen. It was meant to happen to me. This trial is premade
for me, and I have to be redha with what happened. Nothing happen without a
reason.. I may not see it now, but InsyaAllah sooner or later I will know..
I trust in Allah's plans. I am grateful for all the things He had given me..
Ya Allah, I am Your servant.. I trust in You and I pray thst You give me
strength in going through this phase..
Bazliah you have to be strong OK.. You have to move forward and have
tawakkal in Allah.. Your job is a high risk one.. You have to pray that Allah
protects you from all pitfalls.. You have to believe that Allah will help you..
He sent you trials but He will never leave you to face it on your own.. HE
LOVES YOU AND HE WANTS THE BEST OUT OF YOU.. SO DON'T GIVE UP ON YOURSELF,
BECAUSE ALLAH WILL NEVER GIVE UP ON YOU!!!!!!
(this was written during my Paeds rotation as a HO)
Paeds is one of the toughest posting for me. The workload is crazy and never
ending. It's stressful because anything that you do wrong involves a tiny
being. And there's the parents who can be very demanding and rude.
Khalid started walking during my first week of tagging, which I felt really
bad because I wasn't there. And the subsequent weeks after that, even after
tagging period I still go back at 9pm and above. A couple of time I drive home
crying because it is just too much on me.
I really hope to finish this posting as soon as I can and not to come back
even to float as an MO.
Too much working time, less family time is not me. My boy is my priority.
But Allah is fair to me. Whenever I prayed and asked for less workload, He
always made it easy for me.. That I am very thankful..
I am already 1 month plus in paeds, passed my nrp theory. Soon is assessment
for nrp practical. Sigh..
Stay strong bazliah.
It is tricky being a working mom. Because its a balancing act. Juggle all
together, the work, the baby, the chores, the me-time, etc. Sometimes it comes
around, sometimes it doesn't. Sometimes you feel good, sometimes you just feel
like poop.
Guilt is my shadow. At being the mommy part. Well I AM a first time mommy,
so you have to give me excuse for that. But the guilt war in my head just keep
going on and on like a vicious cycle.
I'm not feeding him enough, not feeding him the right food, not enough
quality time, should have bought him more toys/books, should have not let him
watch too much tv/youtube videos, should not have left him at the babysitter to
have me-time, etc etc!
And I am so glad to know most mommies out there do feel guilty. About just
everything!!
And in the amidst of my overwhelming feelings, I came across this beautiful
writing by Prof Madya Dr Sharifah Hayaati in her book 'Bidadari'.
Very simple theory that she pointed out: reliance on Allah. Tawakkal. We
have to accept that we all have limited capabilities. Accept that things will
not be perfect. And because of that, we need to put things in the hands of
Allah. After giving our very best in every situation of course.
So in situation of guilt, put things in perspective and pray to Allah to
give you the peace of mind.
She also pointed out the need to have a strong rapport with Allah swt. We
want our children to be committed Muslims, with good characters. But how are we
to achieve that, if we ourselves are not what we want them to be?
I am struggling with my spirituality. I am fighting an unseen battle with
myself, my own nafs. I am not a perfect Muslim, but I used to be very
committed. Doing dakwah and going against all odds for the sake of being a
committed Muslim.
So now I am at square one, discovering myself again. I missed my old self, I
really do. I missed having private moments with Allah and praying to Him and
just talking to Him and feeling Him really close to me. I want to go back to my
old self.
So going back to being a mom.. I hope I can be a good Muslim, so that I can
be an example to my son. I want him to be a committed Muslim with good
character. InsyaAllah.
So guilt please go away. Tawakkal please come in
I used to be so good at blogging. But then I stopped writing. No more
penning reflections. And I regretted it. Now I am missing it.
Almost two years I started working as a doctor. And everyday I never failed feeling like a
robot. Emptiness is always there. I no longer know what am I going after in
this life.
I am bored of the temporary highs. Stress at work just made me into this
person (or should I say robot) who turns up to work, coming back, watch
movies/eat out at fancy diners and then repeat.
I need purpose. I need guidance. I need something meaningful to fill up this
void. I need resuscitation!
Revisiting this blog brings so much of emotions. Mixed feelings. Not all of them gives me a good feeling. Anyhow, the experiences in the past had shaped who I am today and I feel greatful for that. Alhamdulillah. Thank you Allah, for guiding me all the way.
It is time to look forward and hope for the best.