When you where a child, what did you want to be when you grow up?
I came across this question somewhere online today and it took me back to to my childhood days. Growing up I was a cheerful girl(I'm still cheerful)and very full of live. One
I liked doctors😐 because the where always looking calm, calculative ,noble and disciplined.
As a growing child I have always wanted to be a medical doctor🙂🙂, I admire doctors a whole lot especially when they are clothed in their white laboratory coat or theatre gowns😍😍.
I choosed science subjects in secondary school. After secondary school gaining admission into the university became rocket science😔😔
After several attempts,I gained admission to study microbiology. Its not really what I wanted but I just had to accept it.
News flash: I'm enjoying every bit of my microbiology journey.
NB: my dream of being a medical doctor is still alive!!!
CANCER SURVIVOR GUIDE
WHAT IS CANCER?
Cancer is a group of diseases involving abnormal cell growth with the ability to expand or spread to
other parts of the body. Not all tumors are cancerous; benign tumors do not expand to other parts of
the body.
WHO IS A CANCER SURVIVOR?
A Cancer survivor is a man with disease of any sort who is as yet living. Regardless of whether a man
turns into a survivor at the season of analysis or subsequent to finishing treatment, whether individuals
who are effectively biting the dust are considered survivors, and whether solid loved ones of the growth
patient are likewise considered survivors, fluctuates from gathering to aggregate. A few people who
have been determined to have tumor dismiss the term survivor or can't help contradicting a few
meanings of it.
What number of individuals who are Cancer survivors relies on upon the definition utilized. Around 11
million Americans alive today—one in 30 people–are either as of now experiencing treatment for
disease or have done as such in the past. Currently, about 65% of grown-ups determined to have
malignancy in the created world are relied upon to inhabit minimum five years after the growth is
discovered.
Numerous disease survivors depict the way toward living with and beating tumor as a groundbreaking
experience. It is normal for survivors to utilize the experience as open doors for imaginative self-change
into a "superior individual" or as inspiration to meet objectives of extraordinary individual significance,
for example, climbing a mountain or accommodating with a repelled relative. This procedure of
posttraumatic development is called advantage finding. Cancer survivors regularly have particular
restorative and non-medicinal requirements identified with their growth encounter.
Caring for a person with cancer may seem complex and too much to cope with at first. Depending on the
person's needs, you may provide different types of support, such as:
*Supporting them emotionally
*Helping out with their medical care
*Helping with financial and insurance issues.
"Marriage doesn't stop you from achieving anything. With a supportive spouse, you can make it"
You see that statement? I take it with a pinch of salt.
Yes you can achieve things because you've got a supportive spouse. BUT
You can't achieve things at the same pace a single person would do.
First, marriage takes away a degree of your freedom. You know ba? Okay.
Then as a woman, pregnancy and (subsequent)childbearing and motherhood constrains your choices; employment, lifestyle, schedule...
Some places won't hire you because you're married, pregnant or got a young kid. You can't even apply for just any job.
Then you've got to take care of your young kids. You'd need a flexible schedule that accommodates them.
Use your single days well sha.
That's where I'm headed...
#joDara
