A Vamp Rose Diary

Dear Readers &/or strangers that reads my blog,

   It's been a miniature while since I blogged about this cold patient lady who is nothing but pathetic & sad asshole. I have been busy as a bumble bee but can't complain because I really am grateful that I found something that I really searched for: a job as a technician in a clinical office. The clinical office that I work for deals with retinal diseases that elderly and rare times young people have conditions that unfortunately there is no cure for; for example AMD (Age-Macular Degeneration). I happened to be lucky, and thinking back if I didn't go with my Dad to care of him, his retina specialist doctor would probably not have mentioned it to my Dad. Because my Dad has been a patient where I work for a while now, his ophthalmologist is really & truly a great man. Even and still currently employed status at Abercrombie & Fitch they wouldn't give me time that I made for schedule availability, especially during the summer. 

   Working as a technician is not only working hard but at the same time it made me educated & learn new ways on how to deal with patients by psychology perspective. Working & Learning in a job is not only great but keeps my mind sharp and challenge certain individuals in professional manner. Especially working with doctors are pretty darn awesome. I'm also thankful that about a week ago, I was hit by a car by some guy who was in a rush to go to work. Luckily I was okay and the driver was very apologetic & even admitted that it was his fault. So, by the time I called the police he even mentioned about it to the officer and I was ended up not owing any dime &/or rate increase on our auto insurance. So glad we switched to Progressive, they made it very easy and the service was superiorly EXCELLENT.

   Pretty much that's what I'm grateful for. I also want to give thanks to my co-workers, my family & friends for their gifted kindness to me & to my parents. I can't stress this enough but being well, staying positive and always having a privilege to say have a wonderful Thanksgiving to all who are compassionate, understanding and caring. Lastly, if you can't appreciate for what you have then that is very sad of you. So sad that you can't even see what is very important/ 

From, Vampress