You are truly an Angel

This is an entry response to Life After SMSA, thank you!

If you read Firdaus' blog you'll know what I'm writing about. This post is especially for that guy.

Reading your achievements gave me a very nice feeling. For one thing, it shows that if you can't handle the A-levels you still have a way out. One other example of this is Eddy Aslins who is performing really well in my brother's intake at MKJB. And another thing is that as a nurse, I feel that you also contribute a lot to the people, and you have all my support and gratitude.

If you haven't known, I'm a big nursecon, or having a "nurse complex". In Japan, there is a wonderful term to describe nurses: 白衣の天使, 'hakui no tenshi' which translates to "Angels in White (Clothing)" (Okay not all nurses wear white but you get the drift).

It's also a funny coincidence that in my stories (now known as the Yasmi Universe), I made you sorta like an angel with wings. Could that have possibly predicted your journey?

But yes indeed, I revere nurses, not only are they pretty and clean, they perform a thankless and dignified task: to help sick people and nurse them to health. They touch the hearts of people who need them, then see them off as they get discharged, perhaps never to see them again.

Male nurses aren't something to laugh about. I also know a few other than you, I'm not someone who genderly stereotypes occupations in the first place. But one thing is for sure, with everything you've done and will be doing in the future, to me, you are indeed, an angel.