I was surprised to the message relayed to me by one of my classmates.

Whew. Ma’am Ramel, our research professor has cancer (not confirmed if it’s mouth or throat). And according to the latest news that I gathered, her cancer is now STAGE IV.

Ilang linggo bago namin nalaman ang balitang ito, nakasama pa namin si mam, ngunit mapapansin mo ang hirap sa kanyang pagsasalita. Noong mga panahong iyon, wala kaming ideya tungkol sa nararamdaman niya. Marahil ang paminsan-minsang pagliban niya sa pagpasok ang naging hudyat upang maisip namin na may mali. Ilang linggo din, bago namin nalaman ang balita, ay nakita ko pa siya na kasama ang kanyang anak.

Dasal na lamang ang tanging bagay na pwede kong gawin. Tiwala sa Diyos na lang siguro ang makakatulong sa kanya. Kaya naman, hinihiling ko rin sa inyo na ipagsdasal niyo rin siya at ang kanyang pamilya..

ANOTHER THING:

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A post from the yahoo groups of batch2010:

1. Condolence to our 2 departed clinical instructors
From: John Paul Narciso

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1. Condolence to our 2 departed clinical instructors
Posted by: “John Paul Narciso”
Date: Sat Feb 14, 2009 5:45 am ((PST))

Let us pray for the eternal repose of the soul, of our 2 respected and well loved clinical intructors: Sir Jun Peralta and Ma’am Dolores Garcia.

I would also like to thank all of my professors and clinical instructor who had handled me from my ASHE years upto the present. I am now more responsible and mature.

More often, most of us neglect appreciating the patience, hard work and guidance our mentors are extending to us, all for learning and the commitment for us to achieve our common goal: Fortitude, Excellence and Uprightness.

Only a few of us have notice that most of our professors are sacrificing their intention to work abroad for the love of  f.e.u. and the nursing profession as well.

I would also like to thank Dean Annabelle Borromeo, for the motivation she is giving to us, in order for us to bring out the best in ourselves, for being there always ready to listen,  asking  our  opinion, guiding and inspiring  us .

Let us appreciate our mentors while they are here with us. They are one of our blessings.

 

February 18th, 2009 by thefinalsong I am a fourth year nursing student of Far Eastern University. He is part of one of the University wide organization in his school. He has the passion on writing. I'm from Mindoro, the land of the Tamaraws :)