Just read this tragedy via BBC News…

A judge’s ruling on Thursday that it was in the nine-month old boy’s best interests to withdraw his life sustaining treatment. The High Court ruling gives doctors at an unnamed NHS trust powers to turn off the ventilator keeping “baby OT” alive.

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They say a pic says a thousand words. Presenting my daughter, Syaimah Aaliya.

Posted by mobile phone:

Some things will never change, and perhaps it never will in the distant future too.

For instance, some House Officers, nurses and clerks will always ask if a patient have any history of drug allergy prior to admission to hospital.

This question will be continuously ask by EVERY single one of them to a patient that they are seeing for the first time despite the fact that the answer to this question HAVE BEEN indicated right smack on the 1st page in the patient’s own medical report file.

So you tell me what’s the point of having that freaking answer/statement there in the 1st place then. Shame on them if they have got use to asking this question to break the ice with patients.

Sometimes you will lead, and sometimes you will follow.

On another note, our bundled of joy came this evening. Mother is fine. Father is calm on the outside but a nervous wreck on the inside.

Laterz.