DEATH

I could only say that we can't predict our lifespan. We have planned a lot what we are going to do in the future, with the good career, spending times with beloved family...It is good to plan before we proceed to do any decision. But, did we think of if there is some unexpected events interupt your well-planning plan for your future?

It was two years ago when we received a shocked news, that one of our nice senior had passed away in a car accident when he was on his way back to Seremban. This was really unexpected and we even thought that it was an April fool joke. He was in his housemanship that time and he also had a stable relationship with his girlfriend. A motor-vehicles accident had destroyed all these happiness with sadness remaining.

Besides, clinical posting in hospital could open up my mind and makes me think a lot too. There was a young couples in the ward that the husband was diagnosed to have end-stage lung cancer which is very extensive. All of the tumour cells spread his whole body within a few months. He was very thin and cachexic when we met him. Researches showed that there is relationship between smokers and lung cancer, but this pity uncle did not smoke at all. How come he could suffer from lung cancer too??

If someone asks me,

'do you afraid of death?'

I could just answer them the answer is 'NO'

'But, I just want to be alive so that my family members and person I love would not feel sad.'

'We have to appreciatate what we have now and grab golden chances to prevent we will regret later'

Actually I learnt this lession 3 years ago, from one of my best friend, and I am glad that I do not miss anything that I like since then.

Just do it what you think you are right, don't wait till tomorrow because you will never predict what will happen the next.