I just wanna say that working at St. Luke's is really an eye-opener. It really inspires me how much passion and commitment a Physiotherapist puts into studying the human anatomy and its applications in solid detail. And then, providing the best care and treatment for the patients during therapy.
In the hospital, you see many different conditions varying from minor to major and beyond its extremity. They could be common, rare and most of the time, heartbreaking to watch. It is here where I have opened my eyes and ears and heart to accept the reality of sufferings and the feeling of hope that is so tangible, so real. It is really one thing to listen to such stories and another thing to actually witness it. Having said that, what's most important is being able to let go and manage your personal emotions along the way...
There's more to learn... GO!
