Comments for *its all about me and my art!* http://sweetchelly.wordpress.com expression is my art. the art of expression Sun, 05 Jul 2009 12:36:29 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on YELLOW CARD – the most useless privilege of Makati Residents by jonn http://sweetchelly.wordpress.com/2007/11/08/yellow-card-%e2%80%93-the-most-useless-privilege-of-makati-residents/#comment-16 jonn Sun, 05 Jul 2009 12:36:29 +0000 http://sweetchelly.wordpress.com/2007/11/08/yellow-card-%e2%80%93-the-most-useless-privilege-of-makati-residents/#comment-16 hi can aqnyone tell me how much it will cost for a 16 days at ospital ng makati , in icu, having blood trans and medical treatments hi can aqnyone tell me how much it will cost for a 16 days at ospital ng makati , in icu, having blood trans and medical treatments

]]> Comment on YELLOW CARD – the most useless privilege of Makati Residents by JB http://sweetchelly.wordpress.com/2007/11/08/yellow-card-%e2%80%93-the-most-useless-privilege-of-makati-residents/#comment-14 JB Thu, 02 Jul 2009 13:04:22 +0000 http://sweetchelly.wordpress.com/2007/11/08/yellow-card-%e2%80%93-the-most-useless-privilege-of-makati-residents/#comment-14 I also had that same experience at OsMak but that was way back three years ago, when my "kumpare" had eaten "tinolang manok" for lunch and then come evening, complained of stomach pains and vomiting. Our neighbor asked me if I could rush him to the hospital. I brought him to the nearest clinic because he was already crying in pain and his face was all pale, I was hoping for some first aid to ease his pain just so I'll have enough time to drive him to the hospital, but the doctor said I should take him to the ER right away because he wasn't looking too well anymore and first aid won't help. So despite traffic on the way to OsMak, I was trying to calm him down because he was crying and wailing and calling for his wife and mother that time. When we got to OsMak, they laid him down on one of the vacant beds there, and asked him a few questions like his name, where he lived, if he has philhealth and all that, but because he couldn't speak anymore due to too much pain, I answered for him. They didn't put destrose on him at all and just walked pass by him as if he wasn't there at all. I think I waited for two hours for his sister to get there because I contacted her and told her what happened the moment we arrived at the hospital. During those two hours he wasn't given anything at all. They gave me a test tube and told me to tell my "kumpare" to put some sample of his stool in that test tube. A test tube?? If you're a doctor or nurse and know what you're doing, you'd KNOW that a patient needs a bigger container for his/her stool samples. I asked for a bigger container and it was only then that they gave me the right one. When his sister arrived, I told them I had to go back home because it was late and I was starving. I don't know what time they gave him medication, but I think they paid 8,000 pesos for everything. Here's the catch - he doesn't have a yellow card but he was treated that way. I also had that same experience at OsMak but that was way back three years ago, when my “kumpare” had eaten “tinolang manok” for lunch and then come evening, complained of stomach pains and vomiting. Our neighbor asked me if I could rush him to the hospital. I brought him to the nearest clinic because he was already crying in pain and his face was all pale, I was hoping for some first aid to ease his pain just so I’ll have enough time to drive him to the hospital, but the doctor said I should take him to the ER right away because he wasn’t looking too well anymore and first aid won’t help. So despite traffic on the way to OsMak, I was trying to calm him down because he was crying and wailing and calling for his wife and mother that time. When we got to OsMak, they laid him down on one of the vacant beds there, and asked him a few questions like his name, where he lived, if he has philhealth and all that, but because he couldn’t speak anymore due to too much pain, I answered for him. They didn’t put destrose on him at all and just walked pass by him as if he wasn’t there at all. I think I waited for two hours for his sister to get there because I contacted her and told her what happened the moment we arrived at the hospital. During those two hours he wasn’t given anything at all. They gave me a test tube and told me to tell my “kumpare” to put some sample of his stool in that test tube. A test tube?? If you’re a doctor or nurse and know what you’re doing, you’d KNOW that a patient needs a bigger container for his/her stool samples. I asked for a bigger container and it was only then that they gave me the right one. When his sister arrived, I told them I had to go back home because it was late and I was starving. I don’t know what time they gave him medication, but I think they paid 8,000 pesos for everything. Here’s the catch – he doesn’t have a yellow card but he was treated that way.

]]> Comment on The Art of Letting Go by kaanib http://sweetchelly.wordpress.com/2008/08/17/the-art-of-letting-go/#comment-7 kaanib Tue, 02 Sep 2008 11:41:33 +0000 http://sweetchelly.wordpress.com/?p=50#comment-7 gee, at first i was sad i thought you're talking about your husband. but you're right, letting go is hard. PS: 1 Tim 2:9 gee, at first i was sad i thought you’re talking about your husband. but you’re right, letting go is hard.

PS: 1 Tim 2:9

]]> Comment on What If?… by EYES http://sweetchelly.wordpress.com/2007/07/28/what-if/#comment-4 EYES Mon, 31 Mar 2008 08:04:58 +0000 http://sweetchelly.wordpress.com/2007/07/28/what-if/#comment-4 Because destiny is a matter of chance and choice. eyes2eyes.wordpress.com Because destiny is a matter of chance and choice.

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]]> Comment on What If?… by ianime http://sweetchelly.wordpress.com/2007/07/28/what-if/#comment-2 ianime Sun, 05 Aug 2007 12:09:09 +0000 http://sweetchelly.wordpress.com/2007/07/28/what-if/#comment-2 hey! i was the person she was talking with on this blog?he,he. well said dude.life is always full of contradictions and paradox.we cannot say things will remain the same,a years from now.One of the most difficult part of life is choosing whats best.we can be the best judge but we cant always say that we can choose the best.that is because were living in a world full of influences and outside forces usually makes our preferences change.nevertheless we could sometimes end up with a wrong person or verdict.but whatever the decision or the person or outcome shoulis,we dnt have regrets.experiences would always add up for better,and even us as well.it will benefit alot making us a good fine genuine person.one technique,which is not so easy to do is learning how to handle and manipulate things we have.we should treasure the people who cares around us. learn to play with the situation and able to survive in every truble.nevertheless giving out the best out of us.im not saying im this kind of person but at least i have a firm standing in life im wanting. and let me say my point again,giving the best out of what we have! one more thing,life is always a miracle with God.situation might be a tragedy or suffering for us.however,just carry the faith and all will go well,if not now,in the near eternity. hey! i was the person she was talking with on this blog?he,he. well said dude.life is always full of contradictions and paradox.we cannot say things will remain the same,a years from now.One of the most difficult part of life is choosing whats best.we can be the best judge but we cant always say that we can choose the best.that is because were living in a world full of influences and outside forces usually makes our preferences change.nevertheless we could sometimes end up with a wrong person or verdict.but whatever the decision or the person or outcome shoulis,we dnt have regrets.experiences would always add up for better,and even us as well.it will benefit alot making us a good fine genuine person.one technique,which is not so easy to do is learning how to handle and manipulate things we have.we should treasure the people who cares around us. learn to play with the situation and able to survive in every truble.nevertheless giving out the best out of us.im not saying im this kind of person but at least i have a firm standing in life im wanting. and let me say my point again,giving the best out of what we have! one more thing,life is always a miracle with God.situation might be a tragedy or suffering for us.however,just carry the faith and all will go well,if not now,in the near eternity.

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