I'm looking for chances to write articles with other first-author scholars as a co-author. I am open to all areas of medicine. I have a special interest in mental health and also the health of pregnant women and newborns.
Thank you.
You see that thing they say about it being one doctor to 100 patients? I actually experienced it myself.
I got to the hospital around 10 a.m. and was on the queue for about 4-5 hours because it was just one doctor attending to over 40 people. It got to my turn around 3:30 p.m….
I wanted to raw dog IELTS with no practice assessment at all. I booked a date already (over confidence)
As I tried out one practice test, I quickly emailed them to reschedule my date😂😂
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No waist beads to become secretary of United nations or OPEC
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It’s been exactly a year and two months since I met Omolewa Baliqis for the first time.
God is good and He always has a plan for all of our lives. When I met Baliqis last year, she had just received a diagnosis of colorectal cancer. She was twenty years old with a six month old baby. She had little to no money.
Being diagnosed with cancer is hard enough for anyone but knowing that you will not be able to afford your care is probably harder than getting the diagnosis.
But again, God has a plan for all of our lives and He cares for us so very deeply. He cared for Baliqis, very very deeply.
My friends and I heard her story. And at first, I only planned to give the little that I had at the time. But God cared for her and He was mindful of her.
Somehow, Busayo and Tiwaladeoluwa felt her story deeply and they asked me if I could share it on Twitter to increase reach.
I did. Classic case of Paul planted, Apollos watered but it was God that gave the increase.
In barely twenty four hours, I somehow managed to raise the 1.1 million naira she needed for her care.
When God wants to help a man, He sends another man. God wanted to help Baliqis and He raised an entire army for her.
My friends are amazing people. I am grateful they heard that story. I am grateful that we had a platform with which to share the story. And most of all, I am grateful that Baliqis is well. I am grateful that she has a good life now. I am grateful that I got to know such a beautiful girl.❤️
Omolewa is a 20 year old girl who was diagnosed with rectal cancer. Because her family is poor, she was unable to start treatment early and so the cancer progressed and now she has a recto-vaginal fistula too. We need at least one point one million Naira to cover for +++