The patients and families have been a pleasure to work with. At right are the patients in the pre-op room being examined by Dr. Gallagher, the pediatrician. The day's 10-11 patients plus parents wait up to 12 hours in the pre-op room for their turn for surgery, sitting on the floor or sharing one of the two beds! Yet rarely have we heard any complaints or crying from the parents or children. They are all so friendly and gracious to our team members at all times. Unlike the US where many people take high quality medical care for granted, many of the families are very poor and cannot afford regular medical attention, so they are incredibly grateful that we give them any time and attention at all. It has really moved us to see the love the parents and family show for their children by traveling long distances and wait for hours, sometimes days, so that their little ones can live better lives.
Love those! I enjoy following your posts on facebook and rss!
Posted by: Jordan Spizike | March 19, 2012 at 03:42 PM
TheNZArchAngel / These pictures and vedois are so awesome. It's been so great following David's adventures during this Asian Tour! Love seeing the love he gets from the fans in Asia and all the love David gives to his fans.David is so wise and sets such a great example for everyone. Really inspiring.And him playing the piano in that video is beautiful.. Seeing him deeply delved into the music, and connecting with every emotion in his song is something beyond imaginable. Thank you so much for sharing these moments :)
Posted by: Sudheerkp | June 03, 2012 at 12:00 PM
This is a very relevant atlrcie for new graduates and any age level who think facebook and other such sites are only for personal use among friends and post too much information. Thank you for pointing out grammar and vocabulary! That is a huge pet peeve of mine. It is very hard to respect peers and anyone who writes / posts using what I like to call texting / twitter abbreviations.One thing that I have noticed is that my generation thinks facebook, myspace, so forth are for personal use only. To interact through social media on a professional level, they will get a LinkedIn account. It isn't one or the other anymore. You have multiple accounts for a reason, and it is to interact personally (general data I really enjoy the grandma comment!) and professionally through different means and platforms.I didn't know about Google alerts. I recently googled my name, but the alert system makes me very curious, and I ll have to check it out.
Posted by: Adonisgrabiel | August 13, 2012 at 01:17 PM
Social media is a great way for teens and those in their 20 s to truly stand out in a good or bad way. They can lose scholarships or jobs, or they can show just how marute they are. It's great that your nephews have learned early how to truly optimize their online reputations!
Posted by: Andreea | August 14, 2012 at 04:54 AM