Finally, after waiting for 3 consecutive days, from 6.30am until 4pm everyday, I had finally performed my second and last forensic case. In case if some readers don’t understand what I’m talking about, medical students are required to perform two autopsies after observing ten of them. I means literally putting your hands on the corpse, dissect it and pull out every organ, either it’s fresh or decomposited. Scary?! Nope. As one of the forensic attendants told us, living human are more dangerous than the dead one, at least they cannot cause harm to you. Ok, back to the story. It’s very difficult to get one case, mostly one or two cases per week, and there are plenty students waiting to perform one. Therefore, three of my “crazy” friends and I, with the “kia su” spirit, plan to come as early as possible, afraid that we would miss one case. After waited for a long time, on the second day afternoon, at last, one case came in and was waiting for police order to be performed. Poor us, after waited for 2 hours, the police order still haven’t come in, the staff told us that the case will most probably performed on the next day, four of us, once again, with the tired broken heart, dragging our feet, going back. The next day, as usual, reach there at 6.30am, with full hope that the case will be performed that day, once again, waiting there like a “fool” for police order. Pathetic, police order didn’t come the whole morning, Prof Sharoom, our “savior”, stop by and pity at us, decided to call the police himself. Finally, Prof Sharoom got the police order and allowed us to perform the autopsy. After waited for a long time, finally we can perform a case. As what Yee Pin said, "my whole life is just about waiting, waiting for this waiting for that, burn all our precious time". Good luck for those who haven't performed it. Gambateh!
P/S: By the way, Suk Thing was extra-ordinary mania that day, strange phenomenon!!Yee Pin, I know what your feeling is...
