Wednesday, December 31, 2025
Thank you 2025 for the good time too.
The last time.
Dear R,
I have been well. I have been thinking about my interviewing skills after my OCA with you. I was thinking maybe I have done it the wrong way all the while, in the community, but my patients must have been forgiving. I tried slightly different way in taking history. I did OCA with Sam (because I run into him every day). I joined Hugh's reviews because my Weds morning lectures were put on paused for the holidays. It was good. He will take developmental history every time.
CCT has been a good learning experience for me. I think an inpatient and a CCT term this year is a good combination for me. Although it was not what I expected initially, I was overwhelmed by the flooding script jobs and having to work with many people and the frequent interruption of my work. I had to get used to it, and I found out that everyone is lovely and kind. I am glad I have learned to see patients in the clinic, to think about the plans; and when I discussed patients with consultant (especially with Sanop in the initial phase, I discussed many pts with him) I learned something too.
Working with different consultants in Red Team is a kind of learning as well. Hugh is easy going. I know more Red patients. Sometimes in Case Review I needed to contribute to the discussion, because he didn't know the patients. He often agreed with my plans. It made me feel that I have learned something, and I can work in CCT competently.
I rarely had direct clinical time with you. I did not see many Yellow patients either. But I have learned from weekly supervision with you, surprisingly they are helpful in my day to day work.
This term has exposed me for the first time the clinical world outside the hospital- the ward and the ED. I am glad I had this rotation, although many people have told me that it was not designed for stage 1 trainees. I think I have managed it well. I became less obsessive or ruminative about the patients whom I have seen after many weeks. I learned to enjoy it halfway; I very slowly learned the essence of it.
Although I am going ahead (of course) with my planned exit in January, my 1 week of night shifts and 3 weeks of leaves. I thought I need some time off, I better pick the best time. I always dread the moment of returning to CCT from a week of night shifts to piling scripts jobs, MHRT reports and emails to read. And I have dreaded the workplace after you left.
But I am doing okay. Afterhours shifts still will stress me out. And heading into a new rotation and unknown still will give me anxiety rather than excitement. I will be fine.
I have almost forgotten that January this year, I was still stressing about the college interview. Now I am at the end of my Stage 1. I have learned and grown unknowingly, in this one year.
Thank you for the good time.
And happy new year.
Saturday, December 27, 2025
2025年读过的书
1) How does it feel- Sophie Kinsella
2) The Answer is No- Fredrik Backman, translated by Elizabeth Denoma❤
3) Wedding people- Alison Espach
4) I decided to live as me- Kim Suhyun, translated by Anton Hur
5) Four Seasons in Japan- Nick Bradley
6) Letters from the Ginza Shihoda Stationery Shop- Kenji Ueda, translated by Emily Balistrieri
7) The Woman in the Purple Skirt- Natsuko Mamura, translated by Lucy North
8) Normal People- Sally Rooney
9) The Lantern of Lost Memories- Sanaka Hiiragi, translated by Jesse Kirkwood ❤
10) Yeonnam-Dong’s Smiley Laundromat- Kim Jiyun, translated by Shanna Tan
11) The convenience store by the sea- Sonoko Macida, translated by Bruno Navasky❤
12) The Full Moon Coffee Shop- Mai Mochizuki, translated by Jesse Kirkwood ❤
13) To the Moon- Jang Ryujin, translated by Sean Lin Halbert ❤
14) Lonely Castle in the Mirror- Mizuki Tsujimura, translated by Philip Gabriel ❤
15) Lost Souls Meet Under a Full Moon- Mizuki Tsujimura, translated by Yuki Tejima ❤
16) How to Hold Someone in Your Heart- Mizuki Tsujimura, translated by Yuki Tejima
17) A Perfect Day to Be Alone- Nanae Anoyama, translated by Jesse Kirkwood
18) Days at the Torunka Café- Satoshi Yagisame, translated by Eric Ozawa
19) The Restaurant of Lost Recipe- Hisashi Kashiwai
20) Eleanor Oliphant is completely fine- 大概弃读
21) Every day I read- Hwang Bo-Reun, translated by Shanna Tan- 正在读。
继续日韩的一年。
R问过我喜欢看什么书。我说喜欢日韩书,因为文字和故事简单。
有时读了太多,其实故事确切在说什么,转头就忘了。
好像只是纯粹喜欢阅读时那个moment。
放工吃饭时读的书。
今年读过的都挺好,毕竟都是热门书。
不热门都不会被翻译成英文。
最喜欢<To the Moon>
"This was my twenty-ninth year
on this planet, but each year I still experienced something for the first time."
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年头第一本读的How does it feel,Sophie Kinsella写她的脑癌故事。
年尾她就去世了。
Saturday, December 20, 2025
20 Dec
你知道我不舍 你知道我在意 你知道我会想念你
我比我想象中的还难过
走到这里 我更加明白了 你的boundaries 是对我好。
因为你明明也有感情。
你带我走过inpatient。
你帮我transition into CCT, practically and intellectually。
我当然会想念你。
但我要怎样move on。
最后一天 你帮我切蛋糕给大家。
最后一天 离别的客套话我们都没说。
你如常和我说再见。你站在我的office门边,叫我的名字说再见。我看着你笑了,不是礼貌的那种微笑。你也笑了,和我带着同样情绪地看着我笑。
我们都知道,这是最后一次。
沉默几秒后,你轻轻说it's nice working with you。我点头。我心里真的很喜欢,我们一起工作的时光,真的很喜欢。
你说good luck。每次我安静的时候,你都负责打破沉默。我说you too,真诚地,你也看见。
然后你对Anna也说good luck。然后你走去和其他人打招呼和说good luck。然后你离开了SHP,那个你问我知不知道停车场在哪里,那个你带着我和medical director and clinical director打招呼,那个你教我如何run clozapine and CCT clinic的地方。
我们都有各自的路要走。每次相遇的结局是给对方祝福。
谢谢你曾经来过并且认真地停留,点亮了我的2025年,点缀了我的29岁。
这一年,遇见你,我好幸运,好幸运。