We're counting...

As of today, Syafiah is using her current shunt for 6 months already. I'm so glad.. alhamdulillah.

Here are some photos of her today:





She's happy. Playing all day long. However, I guess she feels a bit of uneasiness on her teeth matter. She couldn't wait for her milk and she didn't like noises too. Her mood would swing very fast. If she doesn't like something, she would turn left/right easily.







p.s. : Gamaknya mood dia pun tak baik kot.. sebab dia tahu mak dia tengah down. Bila nangis sampai keluar air mata dan kedengaran terlalu sayu bunyinya.

Move on..

I'm moving on. Leaving all the unhappy memories behind. Yeah.. yeah! I'm unpredictable individual. Yesterday, I was really down. It was up to blocking the access to this blog on the morning, and I have thought on deleting it or be on a hiatus mode. Or perhaps I can change the URL, as long as I have registered to Google search engine, I don't mind! Next day I know, I could stand strong and forget what has happened to me for the last few days.

I stand and hold on to my motto - "You should have the ability to turn adversities into something positive". This statement was actually given by a dear blogger friend for me for my last year's entry. Quoted from the original statement:

I am truly speechless after reading this piece of yours…your ability to turn adversities into something positive is very inspirational (to say the least)…well done!

I love his statement. It is a very well explanation on my attitude, and perhaps explained why I could face on Syafiah's fates calmly (alhamdulillah) *kembang makcik dari tahun lepas sampai tahun ni masih tak mau surut :P perasan betul!*.

And thanks to Dayah who wrote an entry about me yesterday. A nice inspiring poem. Really appreciate it. As well as fellow bloggers who gave me advices and comments, no matter if the comments are negative or positive.

I'm not a perfect person indeed!







p.s. : Thanks for those who are concerned about me, who tried to contact and sms me. You know who you are. A friend in need is a friend indeed!