SEE-ESS-ESS-YOU :)

I'm already here at Seremban, continuing my next 5 weeks of posting. Before we head to the ward, our first week was spent at CSSU :)

The weather here is a little bit unpredictable. One day it can be really sunny (freaking hot), another day can be really dark and cloudy (sometimes rain!). Oh, just to introduce you that this is the pathway that I always walk back home after work :))

So basically at CSSU, what we did was washing, packing, folding, packing, sterilizing (autoclave machine will do this), arranging, sending. I shall just summarize the week with this collage :
First row (photos) : This is the packed dressing towels I did on Monday with Kak Afina, the unpacked dressing towels which I packed on Thursday, and introduction to some sets by Mr. Mohan on Wednesday- sims, cusco, protoscope, etc.

Second row (photos) : On Thursday, I was in the packaging area, packing dressing set, delivery set, child feeding set, and swabbing set. The centre photo shows some roti canai and (very tasty) dal -breakfast packed by Mr.Mohan for us before work! So so kind and generous of him <3 And the photo on the right shows Mr. Rashidi, one of the PPKs who was posing for me, lol! I wanted to snap a photo of the packed items which need to be pushed into the autoclave machine. But then he said, "Tunggu!" *pose for me* *I snap* "Ha macam ni barulah betul!", he said while looking at this photo. Hahaha
Third row (photos) : Mini dressing towels packed on Monday with Kak Afina and friends, and centre photo shows pk pointing at 400 well packed gauzes and the right photo shows 436 packets of gamgees (dressing pad) that me, Shaf and Pauline packed today. Today's achievement and satisfaction : Packed 400 gauzes, 436 gamgees, 120 eye pads in a freezing cold room and get to eat a piece of hot KFC, specially treated by Kak Guna! So much love from the staffs here <3 All in all, it was a good experience working at CSSU, knowing so many sterile items, the process and the working staffs here are all very friendly, kind, funny and helpful.
SN Kalai said, "If you work here, you must be happy. Be crazy, be happy and you'll finish your work faster. Set a target/limit each day, reach the target or beyond that. At the end of the day, you'll feel the satisfaction and sense of achievement!"
On another note, she told me a nice message (words of thoughts) when she was sharing her story about working at the ward (a few years back),

"When I first came to this field, I didn't like it. It was never in my list. Even if it is, it will be my last. After I entered, I tried. I tried to love it. Now the outcome is so much different than what I thought! You should do the same too. T.R.Y. Maybe you don't love it now, you'll love it (deeply) sooner or later." :))

(Written on Friday (12/7/2014) night)