Tender Loving Care

Now one month had passed, and i officially finish my very first department out of twelve departments -- Dermatovenereology! At first i was scared, worries, and wondered how things would end. Now that i had gone through the very first challenge, i'm glad and proud to say that i'm grateful for everything that happen. Eheemmm (just clearing my throat, hehe), i would love to thank my group mates for being there for me. Thanks to Ressy, our chief, who always help us and put up with all our questions and tantrums... lol... Thanks to Rama, who drove me to the hospitals out of Jogja for two weeks and being hyperactive, robbing my title... lol... Thanks to William who pick me up to campus all the time... Thanks to Wenmei who always pick me up as well... Thanks to Ratih for picking me up as well... (alright, that's because i don't have transport and my group mates are nice  great enough to offer me rides... and i'm really touched) Thanks to PeCe, PamPam, Silvi, Bayu

Last Monday painted one great memory in my brain. It was the start of my third week of koas (clinical rotation) in DV department and also the first day in RSUD Wonosari. Upon arrival, i suddenly remembered my friend, Ella, text asking help to transfer the KOH and KOH parker they brought there last Saturday. Trying to be helpful, i asked Bu Siti about the ink and went to the sink in physiotherapy room to do so with Rama. The transfer of KOH went well. Then when we open the KOH Parker, the tip of the bottle looks like it was meant to be used as it is, not needing any transfer. But since the bottle is plastic, while the other bottle is brown glass bottle, we thought it might be better to tranfer then. At first the KOH parker ink was flowing out slowly, then stop. But with slight squeezing it was flowing bit by bit. Both of us was just standing by the sink, talking, while rama transfering and i was cleaning. The next second, it was a loud "puff"! The KOH parker kind of