In case you guys are wondering what the HELL that means, I'm actually talking about the stitches on my toes - THEY'RE OFF! I know right? It's like FINALLY OUT OF THE WAY! However, I should say that I won't be revealing them until I'm sure they're qualified for the public's eyes (I still cringe alil at the sight of them, alryte). Initially, I thought I'd yell during the occasion when the nurse attempts to pull those blue strings out, but before I knew it, she was done with one of my toes and had proceeded with the other. Efficient she was. She's not the exception, but I guess it's the service that people should be talking about.

Just now, when I was sipping tea at the hospital's Delifrance, a thought walked into my mind and made me wonder what the life of a doctor's like (whether as complicated as those at Seattle Grace - LOL!). I think doctors are really important people within a country. It's them that we need in times of crisis like an epidemic or war (though unlikely the latter's gonna happen, but some may disagree that that's an incorrect perception). And funny how the higher power from above created us with a body of complexity and how ever did those people from the past came about the idea that certain humans could also take on the role of the "mechanic" for another human's body, just like that of a machine. Sometimes we just can't help but wonder how things like these started. Where and when did these studies originate from. Questions. Intriguing issues they're.

All in all, we should all be very pleased and count ourselves extremely fortunate that we're living in a world, in a country where stuff around us are gradually improving with transcendent advancement. But these aren't enough. We need people, to make the difference.