Isn't it scary to know that u might not wake up the next day after retired for the night before?

Well, over the yesrs, we would read from the newspaper that so and so die in his or her sleep. It seems pretty common for one to die in his sleep. If i remembered correctly, one or two of my friends also die in their sleep. However, it could be a painless death. At the same time, it is too early to leave this world too. It is such a pity when this happen. Have u ever wondered what are the causes. Our lifestyles? Our diet? or What?

Our picker scanner "die" today and was only revived around 3pm this afternoon. Luckily, we dun have much listed cases for the day and there was no special procedures. We managed to completed all the cases pretty early. Of course, there was a complaint today as well. i know that he was frustrated over the earlier events up at the ward, so when he came down, he still had to wait and with no breakfast at all, all the more angry he became. He just refused to listen to anyone who tries to explain to him that we are down with one machine. To him, even though we were down with one machine, it was still be possible to arrange for better schedules and not just simply make the patient wait outside for his turn. If the appointment is 1pm, then the scan should be conducted at the appointment time, so that the patient dun have to wait at all. Really wished that we could have attained the desired standard. However, we could not guarantee that as we dunno when we are expecting urgent cases from ICU or AE. We could not even predict what is going to happen to each of our patients. Some patients took more time for the procedures some took less. It's all pretty patient dependent. Frustrations after frustrations.