A Tricycle along Quezon Boulevard

A Durian Tree Song: In Front of DBP, Kidapawan

Eclectus Parrot

An eclectus parrot during my Wild Life Encounter at Davao Crocodile Park last November 2007- Maa, Davao City 

Bulatukan River

A cool fresh water and scenery of Bulatukan River- New Bulatukan North Cotabato.Just a half a thousand walk from our house.

The Kid Rider

Something to think about.

 I have nothing to blog.

Just this… 

The latest entry of Blogcomics.net, New Year Resolution- Self Deception. I guess, this is something to think about…

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An amicable activity

Under our MCI training, Doc C discussed and trained us matters on how to be basic responders in a mass casualty incident- performing CPR, using the portable AED, blood and wound management. We also talked about nosebleed, choking, insects and animal bites management and a lot more.

Those of us at a safe distance watched the televised images like drivers and passengers slowing at a highway accident, stampede, earthquake, typhoon, chemical explosions, fire, bombing that all have taken scores of lives and caused millions and billions of damage, thinking That would have been me, my family, the community. These are some of many concerns. Therefore, everyone should be trained as basic responders to save lives. Someone's life will be directly impacted by your intervention.

I learned a lot from the discussions. From how to treat wounded/ injured victims, who should be prioritized first, first aids, performing CPR with AED and a lot more.

I was able to perform Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation or CPR through a provided dummy. Just for your information, CPR is a technique of basic life support for the purpose of oxygenating the heart and brain until it backs into normal. This is done for those suffering cardiac and respiratory arrest. I also learned that it is necessary to clear first any airway obstructions like the tip of the tongue or a tooth before CPR can be performed. Learning that weren't in my mind. Hmmmm… Where might these important informations be? So I did something this morning I've rarely done. I opened my manual of nursing and started to read.

I'm also amazed with the Automated External Defibrillator or AED. There's an audio and visual instructions from the unit that analyze the rhythm and determine the need for defibrillator. It will let you or  the operator know how to proceed. Unlike any usual Defibrillator, AED is portable. It is really highly needed especially in mass incident.

In order to apply our learnings, we conducted a scenario of an accident. It looks like an actual scene. There are wounded/injured, amputated body parts, crying, asking for help. And we acted as responders.

In summary, it was an unforgettable experience.

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Inday versus Beggar

Amo: Day, naay beggar sa gate, palihug pahawaa!

Inday: Ok!

*****Nigawas si Inday 

Inday: Hey stinky, beggar of different atmosphere of scented junk that sooth to everybody's nostrils and poisoning everyone's  fresh and carbon free lungs, please go away! Now!

Beggar: What??! You pathetic trying hard nanny, a social climber and very low grade mammal; which underestimates a high class beggar like me!

Inday: (Hilom)

*****Nibalik si Inday sa iyang amo 

Amo: Unya, nihawa na?

Inday: Ma'am uy! Maninuod man ang beggar.

Wahahaha! 

Related Link: Ang Unang Katapat ni Inday 

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ERC: The group behind our BLS Training a Success

The Emergency Research Center, Inc. is a Securities and Exchange Commission registered, non-stock, not-for-profit, non-governmental organization dedicated to community-based Mass Emergency Preparedness, Management and Education.

The Center’s vision is to excel in the delivery of these services and be recognized at the Global level for the quality and relevance of the work that it performs.

The Center is composed of trainers and volunteers whose dedication has realized the core of the center's goals. Highly trained in their respective fields, they deliver excellent training and consultancy capabilities.  (www.ready.ph)

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My Idol!

 No other than, Sir Ted , our tactical instructor during our 5-day BLS Training under ADCPN, Board of Nursing, Lyceum University of the Philippines and Emergency Research Center in our school. He is the Founding chairman of Elite Tactical Dynamics Inc. Ultimate Fighting System (ETD-UFS). He's also a member of Krav Maga IF(commando kravmaga) Brazilian Jiu Jitsu-(GB), National Muay Thai Kick Boxing Council of the Philippines, MMA World. 

He was also part of  C.I.A. And one of the rescuers in Israel.  Sabihin nating, marami na syang natulungan. Galing, di ba? Yan ang idol!

 I am lost for words to describe him and how much i enjoy every part of the  training under his module. I really learned a lot. I feel so cool right now.  

 Thank you, Sir!

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