For Liver and Ever

 020421 I had to go to the Carrefour of Tian Mu where I worked for two days as janitor/cleaner, to fill out some paperwork so  they could pay me my wage. On the way to the megastore I saw the bus for blood donation, so an idea occurred to me: why not? I have always wanted to donate my vital liquid but after my last experience in Panama, which was traumatic, I put it to the back of my mind. The problem is that I have this kind of weird vein,  I think they called it "rolling vein", and the technician/nurse at CSS of Transistmica sucked at finding it. I remembered when I was in CSS I could not fill the bag after half an hour of "working hard" and the blood coagulated so it was all wasted. The worse thing was that when they removed the needle they did not do it right so my blood pressure changed suddenly, and I became dizzy and fainted. The docs had to come and rescue me by lifting my legs above my head. To put it simply: it was a horrible experience at CSS, yes the one...

 020221 I have started working for my Panama job since last week, and I am getting more and more used to the time difference. Not very enjoyable, of course, because the biological clock was set in certain way and now I am forcing it to rewind, sort of speak. I have noticed that, lately, I have become more and more impatient to Andres, and I think it has something to do with my sleep schedule changes. Or maybe not. I am still mad about him not showing willingness to quit smoking. This afternoon we went to the hospital for an appointment with the Chief Surgeon and he told my dad that in his coloscopy they discovered polyps and they were able to remove them and got some testing done, the results showed that they were benign. His heart is working well. He seemed to be in good condition physically. I asked the doc if I could do MRI and CT in Panama and send the images to him, to such suggestion he recommended me not to, because I will be wasting money. The Mackay Hospital will have to d...