Another victim of FB:
My patient asked me to help him signing up for FB. He has heard a lot about it but could never manage to get it due to his physical condition. It's quite an exciting thing for him and he asked me to go around the unit , just to write down names of his friends so that he could add them on FB. Talking about him, I just realized how much I have taken life for granted and would never appreciate it much. Someone without functional arms and legs still cheer up for life and try to live happily while I keep nagging about my failures and about the lack of motivation to get back up.

A small gesture makes my day and change my biased prejudices about some certain people:
While I was going for groceries yesterday, I tried to get a shopping cart. However, I didn't have any change. A kind lady gave me her cart. It was a simple act but it really touches my heart. Having been living in a rough area for a year and going through some tough periods, I have became a bit colder and have some prejudices about certain group of people. Yet, a big lesson is "some people behave badly doesn't mean all of them are bad"