…very long stay at the hospital, back and forth, since May of 2016.
I haven’t been in a proper mood to update, really update, since then and have become really lazy to make drafts, notes, and start on any writing since I got home the first time. A few weeks later, I was back at the hospital again, then back home after some months.. and again, back at the hospital.
Funny that after something super significant happened to me in the past two weeks, I haven’t had time to write about it in detail here in my blog. Truth be told, I may be still trying to process what actually happened – all of it, in great detail. I get bits and pieces of it as stories heard from other people who saw it. Until today, I still can’t believe *I* actually did that.
This is definitely not a an achievement unlocked moment that I am proud of. 🙁 I take pride in being in control (of myself at least, hahaha) and always being aware of my actions. I am never one to be unaware and irresponsible of the things I do. I feel disappointed and annoyed at losing control and leading myself to this. Somehow I feel like blaming myself but I feel it’s also not fair since I was unaware while all of this is happening.
Before you can get a Kidney transplant, NKTI’s orientation seminar is the first requirement transplant hopefuls must accomplish. This first step is attending the PKT Seminar or the Pre Kidney Transplant Orientation Seminar. Who wants to go through the whole ordeal blindfolded and be like come what may or YOLO through the whole process?
That’s what this seminar is for: To inform everyone of (literally) everything related to our Kidneys. It’s not a boring seminar where the speakers just talk about facts and things by the book. It’s relatable, educational and a little entertaining to watch. The doctors present during the time we attended were cool.
