Posting Blues

I am putting together a list of who goes where for their posting. I think it'll be a good way for people to keep track of their friends and also because you all are just plain nosy. So below is a list f the ones i know. Please let me know where you will be going so i can list your names.
The lost will be updated until i get everyone. If u dont want ppl to know where u are going, feel free to sms me and yell at me. I'll remove ur name.

1) The Kuching Gang
Bong, Wei Siong, Chai Soon, Andrew, Yeh Ying, Han hua, Sannie, Cindy, Sia Ung

2) The Ipoh People
Dorcus, Shirli, Khai Yung, Karen, Jack, Rama

3) Malacca
Shabnam

4) Klang Klan
Wong Hui Chin, Kheng soo, David, Jessica, Steve

5) Batu Pahat
Chay, Geong Tat

6) Tawau, Sabah
Shim, Hoi Ling, Jasmin

An Ode to a Friend

Over our time in IMU, there has been something that has been an integral part of our lives. Because they always there, through good time and bad, we may sometimes take them for granted. I am talking about the ever present housemate. Most of you have them and they are the closest companion you have. So take a moment to remember them and give them a call!

P/S this is a special farwell to the other half of my 'syndrome'. To someone who is always on my side, who held me when i couldn't stand (literally!), who listened to my crazy theories at 2 a.m and done more crazy things than a barrel of monkeys. Though we may now be incomplete, may your 'curi tulang' skills remain intact. *mua*

The end of the yellow brick road

Greetings fellow C1/04. It has been two months since our graduation and i could finally bring myself to write the final blog for our batch. I feel it was necessary to have the distance and time to really look back at our times in medical school. And i can safely say, i miss it. A lot.
Medical school has been one of the finest times in my life. It was a time of friendship, learning and ambition. It was a time of hope. And what made it extra special were the people. I think all of us will never again experience this unique type of closeness that we had in these five years together.
So as we moved forward and further from each other, i bid all of you good luck and farwell.
It has been an honour serving with you.