My Life as Jenny

Good day to everyone! I wanted to post this on my blog since then but because of my busy schedule, I wasn't able to do it. I want to share with you my experiences that brought my eyes into tears. I have a tender heart. I easily cry but thank God I can already control my tears from dropping (because it's not good to cry in front of my patients, although during my first exposure I CAN'T HELP) Just a little background of how our duty rotation happens. Every 3 weeks we are exposed to different areas in the hospital or in the community. So my 4th rotation was in the community which was held at Pacpaco, San Fernando, La Union. Pacpaco is a mountainous place that is so far from the city, few transportation. The result, if they get complications or sickness it would be so hard for them to go to the hospital. They don't get the benefits of the free services from the government.  But remember that in this community not everyone is unfortunate, some people who live t

This post is quite different from my previous posts. But I just want to appreciate our nature, everyday. You might have not known it but since then I knew from the very start that forests, and seas are part of myself. I always dreamed to conquer and travel the whole world since I was a kid. Little by little, I get to see some of it on my naked eyes. A little history about me being an environmentalist. (I wish to put all my pictures here but sadly my  old laptop isn't working anymore, but thankfully I saved some.) I studied in a public school since elementary to highschool, we all know that public schools don't have janitors. So all we ever had were ourselves. We always clean our classroom, sometimes in and out of school, we water plants EVERY SINGLE DAY. And I am happy to have been able to experience those. I started joining Girl's Scouts of the Philippines since I was in elementary but it was not a big deal for me back then. Then high