the blogger testifies

Last night I had a testimony...I had asked God for money and He let me know it was settled. I'm alive and healthy is still my testimony...Even in the times I-have-no-idea-of-what-to-do, He has been faithful. I thank Him :) I have many thank-You's to tell God. These are just a few. What are you thankful for?
               Hi guys, Monday already right? Thank God for the weekend...How was yours? Your weekend and the past week? Ah, mine was great. Let me share another testimony, I thank God for answering my prayers and giving me the opportunity to assist in 2 surgeries last Thursday. I'm a medical student (you know right?) and I just concluded about 4 weeks of hospital practice...the last 2 of which were in Surgery Department in a town not far from mine (where I live). Nah, don't get it twisted, we'd been watching surgeries and sometimes learnt a little. It was the last day of my practice and my practice partner had to leave earlier (on Wednesday) as she had a test and I had been travelling everyday because of a test I had on Tuesday evening, I kinda felt like an overdo. You know, we got our books signed on Tuesday and I was told I could end that day but I said I would come back and stay till Thursday.  
                                                                -this is getting so long, kai!-
               Well, on Thursday, they put me on the roster for one surgery! :) Ok, so like 2 surgeons and then me. Even if my job was to retract and watch (to learn) what they were doing, I'm so happy I got the opportunity. And then they allowed me to join in for the second one. :) 
                                                                -that was long ba?-
                So I thank God...Also thanking God for my friend, first class Engr Vera :) What are you thankful for? Have a great week :)

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