Happy New Year!!!

Let down your defenses, let go of your expectations, give up your pretenses and simply enjoy the supreme beauty of being alive!!

HEY

Hey there, been a minute,

Well I just found this interview I did a while back for Blackexpat.com. It's always nice to see this old posts cos sometimes they remind you of certain goals you set for yourself, it grounds you to stay true to who you are.

Check it out http://blackexpat.com/new/magazine-archives/2011-articles/ms-adamu-went-to-hungary-to-study-medicine-and-plans-to-return-to-nigeria-a-doctor/

live, laugh, love and let go my dear readers. xox

I've had the time of my life.

As you read this I'm in a car heading out of debrecen for the last time. Six years are done and its so sad, don't want it to be over. Many thanks to all the amazing people I met along the way esp those who became  friends.. gonna miss you all dearly.. I had the time of my life here.

love always...

Graduation Day!!!!!

Today six years of training comes to an end. What Can I say???? I'm out of words. So overwhelmed and so grateful. So much emotions building up, but I must contain myself! It is a Happy Day for me.

Still can't believe I'm graduating today. I waited and dreamed for so many years of this day and now that it is here, it is so unreal.
A very big thank you to God, my family, friends and you my readers. Honestly you were all my backbones, every word of encouragement and prayer was worth millions and very much needed, words can't express my gratitude.. Thank you, in Hungarian we say köszönöm szépen

P.S
I will post up pics of the event and all.

much love always and keep those beautiful smiles on your faces.

Double Celebration!!!

It's double celebration here on B.A.D, exactly one year ago I began my final year and made my 1st post on this blog,  It's the blog's one year anniversary!!!! and many years ago yours truly was born! Happy Birthday to me!!!!!

Much thanks to all my lovely readers who have joined me in this journey, was worth sharing some of my experiences with you all.



 I am done with all my practises and exams, and will have my States exams exactly one week from now, and then I'm DONE DONE DONE!!!
Till then, much love always.........

I've Come so Far

I was filling my year book and one of the questions asked was,  medical school in a song? Here is mine.



Happy New month, I know it's late, but won't let this one pass, because May is my best, month of the year. Wishing you all the best this month has to offer cos it's a very beautiful month.  I'm busy with studying for exams. Had pediatrics today turned out pretty fab. My last exam is obstetrics and gynecology, before the grand final exam. So Good luck to me!

Keep smiling and always stay positive, love

Book Review 'In Stitches'

I went on a journey, a very emotional one reading 'In Stitches'.

It was like someone handed  me a book of my journey through medical school. Even thou the book is Dr Youn's memoir, I felt like it was mine. I connected and related to the book on every level.

I must confess that I always avoided reading medical related books (except my text books, I will avoid them if I could trust me) for the mere fact that I will find them just so boring. This book wasn't,  So full of humor, stories that will crack your ribs but also those that will make you shed a tear and some that rose emotions of anger and frustration at some of the characters in the book. Not filled with medical jargon's. It's a book everyone will find interesting I assure you, whether you are in the medical field or not.

'In stitches'  Dr Youn's book largely about becoming a doctor. He writes about the jaw he had that grew, and the corrective surgery, being different. His years of pre med, trying to fit it and getting his parent's approval in whatever he did. When he questioned certain things about his faith. Moving on to medical school, his four years in medical school, classes, exams, friendship. Being the King on the dance floor, with the shopping cart dance! Looking into a bucket of hands and becoming attached. His Different clinical rotations. The roller coaster he went through in medical school. Approvals and disapproval's from colleague and other doctors. His encounters with patients, one whom he convince to take a life saving surgery, another a child what he describes as "life changing".Finding love and his niche in medicine.And finally, In his last days of medical school being able to answer the question he was asked on his first day of medical school, "Why do you want to become a doctor".
Was an awesome read, full on humor, bringing out the fun in medicine. I recommend for everyone, You can order the book here.
Visit the web site http://www.institchesbook.com/ for reviews by others and more.

P.s
Due to my late review, my competition is still on and you can enter by liking the In stitches page on Facebook. Make sure you follow this blog via Google friend connect. Leave a comment below or send me an email mee@fabladyh.com after you do.Closes on the 2n of May. I will select randomly and send an email to the winner requiring your postal address. Good luck!! (Sorry US/Canada only).

Keep smiling, stay positive