That man whom I called Uncle

That man
Whom I called Uncle
Was born in the month of April
Perhaps
He did looked much older

Or  maybe
He came in a stretcher
And we...
As we treat any other
Tried to figure out
His ailment, one after another

As natural as it has always been
An ordinary everyday routine
The importance of a vital sign

How we wanted them to be alligned

For all that came out of the ordinary
His Lung, his Heart and his kidney
That took it's toll on his blood pressure
Worsened by a high blood sugar
Blood count of trombositopenia
Blood gas metabolic acidemia
Deranged coagulation profile
His ailment, wasn't so mild!

The man whom I called Uncle
We all succumb to our "battle"
For though I could not say
Why I had wanted him to stay
In his last, my respect to "uncle" I pay
And quietly to thou I pray....


For he was once
An infant, a baby, a toddler
A child of curiosity and laughter
Perhaps a happy wondering teenager....

If you think so much about it
Will you get confused?
Fate...
Is written Up In The Luh Mahfuz !

That man whom I called Uncle
Only that he was born in April
Perhaps.....
He did look much older
Or Maybe
because he came in a stretcher
Truthfully
We both were born in the same year....

Aasiyaa
(That awkward moment....Signing a Death Certificate of someone sebaya)

Somethin' at work place-The Drama

Today alone came a young man of less than 25 years old.  He had complained of Auditory Halucinations. Vital signs stable. GCS 15. Triage Green.  Called out his name Robert Carington Carmichael(okay that wasnt his real name! :p)

......
......
......
Me-Adik ada dengar suara-suara?
RCC-Ada! Aku nampak pun ada!
Me-Suara-suara tu cakap apa?
RCC-Hissshhhhh...Aku nak kena bunuh orang ni!
        -Aku nak kena buat jugak!
         (Clenched his teeth, clenched his fist, stared blankly at the wall! Kicked the dustbin infront...)
Me-(oh oh! i can almost hear his zygomatic bone shrieking against his maxilary)
         Plans:
         1.  Keep calm stay still.  Try to talk nicely, slowly.
         2.  Signalled to nurse to call the Security Guards. (Handsome junior! Will you pliz leave this room?)
         3.  Security guards came, one of them made phone call to the police.
         4.  Police came.  Handcuffed RCC.
         5.  Policemen slow talk to RCC.
         6.  Called Psychiatrist.
         7.  Give Intra Muscular Injection.
         8.  Nurse made registration for admission.
         9.  Police accompanied RCC to ward.
                        END OF DRAMA
       10.  Continue working with other patients.


Aasiyaa
(Ah! Now when i read it over...it doesnt sound as dramatic as it was then.... :p )
THANK YOU to those who were there...you all were awesome.
RCC-Get well soon ya!

Somethin' at work place.....

My collegue EHS put this up on his status, i dont know what made him say that...but i thought his 'peribahasa' is awesome!!!! :)
It goes somethin like this : "Kalau bontot sudah kena sapu sama Colgate, kita basuh ke, tak basuh ke, angin dia tetap sama.  Rasa 'berangin' pada bontot yang sudah disapu Colgate. 
Allow me to laugh..hahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahaha :D
Well...in context with what I am facing occasionally at work place...I am a girl, so i naturally want to basuh all the Colgate yang melekit2....but ye lahhh as you said it, the angin is there+ that they know i tried to basuh the Colgate, they some more sapu Sensodynelah, Vicco, Darlie and splash the Listerine MouthWash Original!!!
Fuyooo man....Berangin giler!!!! :)

Aasiyaa
Putting up with Office Politic.
:(

An observer

at times
i know not why
am not just a passerby
pondering what lies?
beyond what lies...
always
as i gaze again to the vast night sky
not a neutron
is a neutron passing by!
pondering what lies
beyond what lies?
pondering life
After it dies.......

Aasiyaa
just an observer.
:)