Sunday, September 07, 2008













rlbates said...

Waiting is tough. Fear is draining. Glad you got sunshine!

walt dandy said...

Just another unneeded stressor in an already stressful job. Glad it was negative. Do you have much hepatitis C in RSA? I imagine there must be. We see a lot of it here, but I'm at a liver transplant center so that may skew my view. What ever happened to the patient with the huge thyroid from the previous post?
I'm both amazed and grateful that there are still great people like you who have stayed and continue to work in the conditions that now prevail in RSA. Hats off to you.

Bongi said...

walt, b is algemeen. c minder so.

daardie pasient met die groot tiroied het nooit teruggekom nie. ek vermoed sy het teruggegaan sangoma toe. as jy fyn kyk kan jy die sangoma merke op die foto sien. in elk geval, sy is heelwaarskynlik dood nou. dit frustreer my geweldig aangesien ek sou kon help, maar so is die lewe (in soud afrika in elk geval)

Buckeye Surgeon said...

I don;t know how you gown up every day in a population of 40% HIV positives. Courage, I suppose...