tibe2 rase nak nyampuk. spanjang blaja kat uia aku pnh gi skali je kat klinik tu. alhamdulillah aku jarang sakit. tp ari tu aku betul2 perlu dptkn ubat sbb ceri beri.slh mkn agaknye.hehe.aku mtk mc tp dokte x bg. ok la xpe. tp yg aku x thn sbb dokte pompuan mude yg grad uia jgk tu toce2 mental aku. die kate “awk ni sakit skit pun nak dtg klinik. awk tau x,sy spanjang blaja dlu x pnh skali pun pegi klinik”. pastu die tulis2 kat kad aku sambil bebel2 lg sampai aku mcm mls nak dengar.aih,aku yg sakit betambah sakit (perut + jiwe rage)

sepatutnye..org2 profesional ni jg la adab.jgn sbb kite ni pesakit yg lebih rendah tarafnye bebanding die yg da jd dokte, dihormati plak tu terasa hebat n x pyh ssh2 nak jg ht org lain.kurang2 pun jg la amanah Allah baik2. kalau Dia nak tarik, sekelip mata je kite leh hdup dlm penyesalan.

the clinic was good for me, always got the treatment that i want. sometimes i just go n tapau whatever medications that i need from the nurses.

perhaps it’s just not your day…

p/s: i dont think uia ktn can afford to provide a doctor for the ‘oncall’ at the clinic, coz the standard rate for on calls set by the gov at their clinic is RM 80 per hour, so just imagine how much uia have to pay per night and permonth and per year to have a doctor at the clinic around the clock. The sum would really went far beyond our medical fees. If there’s such thing, I would love to work in UIA Clinic, coz currently my oncall only worth RM 100 for a whole sleepless night =(

I always get my treatment from cough, fever, blood test @ IIUM Clinic, so far Ok lah.. of course if it’s cough you have to expect taking those sleepy medication at night.

I was very sleepy.. but still managed to get off from bed on time.

Aku kadang2 terpaksa pegi klinik uia sebab malas nak beli ubat,
nak ubat free…
Tapi setakat aku pergi, memang doktornya acuh tak acuh je melayan student.
Mungkin dalam kepala meraka student datang nak mintak MC semata2!
Jahat!

It has been like almost 11 years since I left our beloved IIUM, while other things change, apparently it is the same old new story for the Clinic. I was once had fever treatment from the clinic, the doctor prescribed me with the medicine and I did not wake up from my bed for the next 1.5 days !!!

I still remember vividly the incident. It was on Thursday of my 2nd year during summer classes. I had a fever and went to the clinic and after taking the medicine I went to bed to have a good rest. Then, I woke up in the afternoon, thinking it was Friday, and prepared myself to go for Friday prayer.

On the way ,one of my friend asked me; “Where were you thinking going to ?”
I replied ; ” Of course Friday prayer “.
My friend ; ” You must be joking. Today is Saturday afternoon !”
” Is it ? ” my only replied to him.

There were so many incidents in between, and I was sick like a dog. It went from bad to worse during weekend until I got ” kancing gigi”, the first time in my life. Until, I paid a visit to a clinic in Bangsar, KL. Ironically, Alhamdulillah since that incident I rarely have fever till today. I guess , the experience that I have had to endure strengthen my body immune system..my guess ..Anyone can vouch?

I know waiting is boring and tiresome but at times the treatment is OK also. Never experienced the incident where there’s no doctor during consultation. At least there will be one doctor even during lunch hours.

Regarding the medicine, sometime they only give common meds but if its necessary, they will also give the expensive one.

I’ll always remember the verse on the pill packaging, “When I’m ill, it is He who cures me”.

P/S – knows Chief Medical of Health Centre, Dr. Dinon.