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Wow...I'm freakin' tired.

I wish I was prominent in the gaming world. I'd love to be invited to E3.

What for? eek

Oh... pointless tests are the worst kind.

I must have been tested for anemia 10 times. Since I'm so pale, maybe THAT is causing my fatigue! ... why don't you dipshit doctors read my chart as to where I've been tested for it a million times before and it has come back negative all but once (and that was long before I had the fatigue)? But nooooooo... They refuse to look at any alternative solution before sending me to the vampires. Because it MUST be anemia. rolleyes

Indeed they are. I just hope they don't expect ME to pay for them. domokun

And yeah, it makes you wonder how attentive doctors are when it comes to stuff like that. It really surprised me how little the doctors seemed to listen to the patients sometimes. I can't understand it, I mean, the way I see it, you know your own body better than anyone else. Sometimes I think they don't want to look for alternative solutions because that would take, like, actual effort, which apparently is not popular. Meh, it's a hard thing to be a doctor but if you're going to do it, I say do it for the right reasons. You know, to actually help people. surprised

The people who would do it for the right reasons generally don't have the money to pay for medical school. And most of the people in medical school are rich brats whose parents pushed them into it.

Very true. It really is a shame that it turns out that way. stressed

Which is why I keep pushing my sister to go to medical school since I think she'd be an awesome doctor. Plus, since she's already had nursing education, all she would need is to pass that test, the MCAT's? I don't know, but yeah, if she passed that, then she wouldn't have to take pre-med. I would do it but I hate school hahaha. I only have about two years left and I'm already eager to be out. gonk

Yeah, working in the health field is rewarding but scary at the same time. I still think it's worth it though, when that patient comes up to you randomly in a store somewhere and they're like, "You're the nurse who took care of me! I just want to say thank you, you were so nice and made me feel a lot better" It makes you sort of forget all the stress. 3nodding

Hmm if I had to guess, I'd say it was probably dirt and other things that your upper respiratory system has filtered out of the air you breathe in. At least that's how it's supposed to work. xd

I've never been to Hong Kong but if it's anything like Taipei was, I can just imagine. D: I remember going to Los Angeles once, and I couldn't believe how dirty and heavy the air felt. I was more than ready to come back here to fresh air.