i knew you were trouble

Some things..

medschool's going down.

..are simply meant to be. 

What I learned from my failures include the following:

i. That it is hard to fight against a system when you're just a small unit. You need backup. Which is the reason why my mum has agreed to join me in my plan to take down you-know-who. If anyone wants to join me, please let me know. We want to change the system so that other people would not suffer. It may take a long time but the revolution is here!

ii. That in life, it really depends on your rizk. You might have been good, exceptional, flawless..but if the examiner is a you-know-what, you can still fail your exams. 

And these things happen for a reason cause Allah has bigger plans for you. 

So persevere and don't give up. Make them pay. Your story is going to be an inspiration for others. A lot of lessons to be learnt. Remember the very moments of despair when you feel like all hope is lost. The time when you begged that Allah will give you a miracle. These moments are the ones that make you who you will be in the future.

And alhamdulillah, that Allah has given me an awesome experience. 

Initially, I wanted to write really nasty things about you-know-where but I changed my mind, haha. But I have to say that even me and the admin at North Western has become bffs unlike the admin in you-know-where. I even told the North Western admin about my wedding plans so that she could change my pre-employment check date. Unlike the admin in you-know-where, such a trouble.

And I'm definitely looking forward to the day that I will say goodbye...