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NoemiChan · 2013-08-04, 04:11

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Originally Posted by SummeryDreams

Because I'm lazy. haha.. Seriously, I'm the laziest nurse in the world. All I want is to eat and sleep, play games. I'm so much aware of its impact to my health, but I can't help it. I really love to eat and sleep, just that. If given the freedom, I can sleep more than 16 hours a day.

Lazy? They call me toxic... I eat fast, walk fast, and only sits 15min/per shift..... that is when I'm eating....

SummeryDreams · 2013-08-04, 17:54

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Originally Posted by GenjiChan

Lazy? They call me toxic... I eat fast, walk fast, and only sits 15min/per shift..... that is when I'm eating....

I was like this before when I'm still practicing my profession. But right now? Lazy... I love sleeping, something really pleasurable, especially if you have good dreams..

NoemiChan · 2013-08-05, 02:29

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Originally Posted by SummeryDreams

I was like this before when I'm still practicing my profession. But right now? Lazy... I love sleeping, something really pleasurable, especially if you have good dreams..

I think I'll be like this since I don't like leaving things undone or have a bad impression to my colleagues....

SummeryDreams · 2013-08-05, 21:07

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Originally Posted by GenjiChan

I think I'll be like this since I don't like leaving things undone or have a bad impression to my colleagues....

Oh that's bad! Quit your job and just sleep! joke. I miss being a nurse though, working in the hospital, but is just that, salary here scks. So no thanks. I'd better off working somewhere else with a decent salary. xD

NoemiChan · 2013-08-06, 02:30

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Originally Posted by SummeryDreams

Oh that's bad! Quit your job and just sleep! joke. I miss being a nurse though, working in the hospital, but is just that, salary here scks. So no thanks. I'd better off working somewhere else with a decent salary. xD

I once tried to apply an officer in the army, a military nurse, a private nurse, an EMT, call center agent, and now I'm thinking of becoming an fireman or a police man.... Hahahaa...

SummeryDreams · 2013-08-07, 11:52

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Originally Posted by GenjiChan

I once tried to apply an officer in the army, a military nurse, a private nurse, an EMT, call center agent, and now I'm thinking of becoming an fireman or a police man.... Hahahaa...

Judging from your status, you seemed like a Filipino to me? At by any chance, are you? I mean, I can relate on your stuffs you know. Well, if you are, then I guess you know and you can relate how much sh*t it is to be a nurse here. xD

NoemiChan · 2013-08-08, 03:50

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Originally Posted by SummeryDreams

Judging from your status, you seemed like a Filipino to me? At by any chance, are you? I mean, I can relate on your stuffs you know. Well, if you are, then I guess you know and you can relate how much sh*t it is to be a nurse here. xD

Can't you see it below my avatar? Mindanao?

Yeah, but that's that... I don't really mind, all I care is that I could support my parents and it doesn't mean going abroad is the only option...

SummeryDreams · 2013-08-08, 17:44

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Originally Posted by GenjiChan

Can't you see it below my avatar? Mindanao?

Yeah, but that's that... I don't really mind, all I care is that I could support my parents and it doesn't mean going abroad is the only option...

Aw, you can support your family as a nurse in the Phils? I must compliment you for that. Though I guess my salary weren't too bad at all though, maybe I'm just don't know how to save money. Basically, my expenses is high.

SaintessHeart · 2013-08-08, 18:09

Erm Mindanao is no joke. Being medical personnel there means that you see gunshot wounds and dead people on a regular basis. Nurses there are grossly underpaid even if the shooters have little conscience not to attack hospitals.

SummeryDreams · 2013-08-08, 18:54

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Originally Posted by SaintessHeart

Erm Mindanao is no joke. Being medical personnel there means that you see gunshot wounds and dead people on a regular basis. Nurses there are grossly underpaid even if the shooters have little conscience not to attack hospitals.

Yea, so if you are willing to risk your life as a nurse, go somewhere in the middle east where there is a civil war. I believe the salary of nurses there is about a million peso in a month. Though, you can't be so sure to be alive for the next few hours. xD

NoemiChan · 2013-08-09, 05:19

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Originally Posted by SaintessHeart

Erm Mindanao is no joke. Being medical personnel there means that you see gunshot wounds and dead people on a regular basis. Nurses there are grossly underpaid even if the shooters have little conscience not to attack hospitals.

LOls... Mindanao ain't like that... Media is exaggerating.... Rebels here don't give damn care about hospitals:

Abu Sayaf > cares about extortion ad kidnapping of rich inviduals.... Muslim or non Muslims

MILF > harassment and playing neutral bastards of Mindanao

The only concern by nurses here is kidnapping but not by ASG^ but of corrupted police....

AnimeFan188 · 2013-08-09, 11:06

Scientists Have Created a Malaria Vaccine That's 100% Effective:

"For the first time in history, scientists have completed successful human trials of a
malaria vaccine that provides 100% protection against the often fatal disease."

See:

http://gizmodo.com/scientists-have-c...0-e-1069393748

NoemiChan · 2013-08-09, 16:34

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Originally Posted by AnimeFan188

Scientists Have Created a Malaria Vaccine That's 100% Effective:

"For the first time in history, scientists have completed successful human trials of a
malaria vaccine that provides 100% protection against the often fatal disease."

See:

http://gizmodo.com/scientists-have-c...0-e-1069393748

Can it protect us from the ALL forms of Malaria? We have a lot of soldiers getting it not only once but even twice but of different strains....

SummeryDreams · 2013-08-09, 20:59

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Originally Posted by GenjiChan

Can it protect us from the ALL forms of Malaria? We have a lot of soldiers getting it not only once but even twice but of different strains....

They should consider that this virus mutates every now and then just like other viruses. So maybe at the very least, immune for a year or some time. Dunno about malaria mutation, unlike influenza which is yearly.

NoemiChan · 2013-08-09, 21:20

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Originally Posted by SummeryDreams

They should consider that this virus mutates every now and then just like other viruses. So maybe at the very least, immune for a year or some time. Dunno about malaria mutation, unlike influenza which is yearly.

The problem is, if such vaccine takes a year to be produced for a particular protozoal strain and the said strain [ if it does] mutates at the same rate.

I hope it does for the benefit of both civilians and soldiers who suffered in this disease.

SummeryDreams · 2013-08-09, 22:31

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Originally Posted by GenjiChan

The problem is, if such vaccine takes a year to be produced for a particular protozoal strain and the said strain [ if it does] mutates at the same rate.

I hope it does for the benefit of both civilians and soldiers who suffered in this disease.

Anyway, the thing is, let's hope this wouldn't be that much expensive. If so, sure we can't afford it here in our place.

NoemiChan · 2013-08-10, 00:33

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Originally Posted by SummeryDreams

Anyway, the thing is, let's hope this wouldn't be that much expensive. If so, sure we can't afford it here in our place.

Good point, as I always have raised before. Any form of improvement in the medical field is good but if it is affordable to the needy, it's more appreciated.

SummeryDreams · 2013-08-10, 09:23

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Originally Posted by GenjiChan

Good point, as I always have raised before. Any form of improvement in the medical field is good but if it is affordable to the needy, it's more appreciated.

There's been vaccines for Small pox, Chicken pox, Influenza that offers immunity. But we don't care, you want to pay 1.5k for a Chicken pox vaccine? Or 1k per year for Influenza? I'd rather have the disease wherein I can just suffer or a week and wait for my body to gain immunity over the strain - free of charge + experience.

Ledgem · 2013-08-10, 10:47

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Originally Posted by SummeryDreams

They should consider that this virus mutates every now and then just like other viruses. So maybe at the very least, immune for a year or some time. Dunno about malaria mutation, unlike influenza which is yearly.

Malaria isn't caused by a virus, but a parasite (Plasmodium, four subspecies are identified as clinically relevant). Mutations can still occur, but now we're talking about a much more complex organism.

SummeryDreams · 2013-08-10, 13:55

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Originally Posted by Ledgem

Malaria isn't caused by a virus, but a parasite (Plasmodium, four subspecies are identified as clinically relevant). Mutations can still occur, but now we're talking about a much more complex organism.

Why did I type malaria there? Sorry for the wrong info. Anyway, I guess the most difficult pathogen to kill is still viruses. If I hear viruses that kills humans, I used to be terrified. Like HIV, and other viruses without a vaccine just yet.

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AnimeFan188 Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2008	Scientists Have Created a Malaria Vaccine That's 100% Effective: "For the first time in history, scientists have completed successful human trials of a malaria vaccine that provides 100% protection against the often fatal disease." See: http://gizmodo.com/scientists-have-c...0-e-1069393748