Carpe Diem

Hari ini ceritanya lagi bersyukur. Kemarin mencoba translate jurnal dari seseorang yang membutuhkan bantuan dan ya..kebetulan aku pas bisa ngerjain, di sela-sela kegiatan koas. Awalnya sih didorong oleh keinginan pengen dapet uang tambahan, maklum ya belum berpenghasilan. Hehe..harganya ga mahal-mahal lah cukup 15ribu aja per halaman, total jadi 75ribu buat terjemahan yang kedua kali ini, lebih sedikit terjemahan jurnal sebelumnya yang dapet 150ribu. Allah kasih rezeki emang dari dari arah yang tidak disangka-sangka. Itu poin pertama. Poin kedua, sama sekali bukan tentang nominal uang yang aku dapat. Sekedar informasi, Bapak dan Ibu selalu memberi lebih ( next posting : Yang Selalu Memberi Lebih, coming soon ), Ibu bahkan selalu wanti-wanti: “Jangan mikir tentang uang, makan harus kenyang, semua Insya Allah akan dicukupi sama Allah, ada rizki buat Bapak dan Ibu. Apalagi buat pendidikan anak.” Ungkapan seperti, buat aku dan Nanda, somehow malah bikin kami melihat ketulusan yan

It is a week long rotation but quite fun though.In the almost end, something impressed me, a message from a nuclear doctor, my examiner. At first, I felt like, this department was so unfamiliar since its rarity (rarity?) in Indonesia. I haven't found any precise data but we can search for Perhimpunan Kedokteran Nuklir Indonesia (PKNI) in advance to know more. Basically, when nuclear medicine is mentioned, first thing that came up in my thought was chemical, radioactive, unfamiliar. Second thing, it has a relationship, a very close one with radiology, it's all about imaging. Third thing was about its role as a diagnostic and therapeutic tools. And yes it was true. Nuclear medicine in brief is about imaging. The department listed the differences between nuclear medicine and radiology and teach them to the medical apprentices, one of them is it has lesser radiation effect to human being. The source of radiation is from the patient, while in radiology they use the radiation sou