- Watching content face of a sleeping newborn with rosy lips, puffy cheeks and tiny fingers
- Being able to finish the ward rounds and OPD consultations on time
- Meeting a long-lost patient, and being able to share the old vibes instantaneously
- Diagnosing a rare disease with precision and creating a difference the patient’s life
- Keeping abreast with the advancements in milieu of health care specialties, and getting astonished by the myriad of possibilities we have been bestowed with
- Coming across a patient who follows my every advice verbatim and never fails to astonish me by display of unbelievable faith over me; such patients have always been the pillars of my preserved hope in the sanctity of this profession
- A patient, succumbed with an illness that holds notoriously grave prognosis, starts showing signs of recovery quite unexpectedly and gets completely fit in due course of time
- Some acquaintance places me a call to ask about my opinion in a case that has been treated by the best names in the industry
- Giving one of my underprivileged patients a reason to rejoice by refusing to charge for the professional services rendered
- Seeing someone getting switched from painful state to painless state; the comforts don’t just belong to the patient, I too get a pie.
Laparo-Endoscopic Surgeon. Med-Enterpreneur. Free-Thinker. Devotee of Lord Krishna. Non-Conformist. Avid-Reader. Bariatric Surgeon. Philantropist.
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Sunday, April 29, 2012
10 things I love at workplace
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