No Dream Too Small - Blog by Tam Wai Jia

Battlefields.

The past two weeks have been overwhelming, to say the least. What with having worked 80 hours each week, having completed two 30-hour shifts running around seeing patients through the night since ... Read More about Battlefields.

Waiting for a rainbow.

loving the poor, Missions, waiting for the one

“Everything is in God’s hands. Look for the rainbow which comes after the rain.” I guess, it was only when I couldn’t hold back my tears that day that I realized how greatly I was affected by this. ... Read More about Waiting for a rainbow.

First week.

doctoring

So it's been amazing.It works out to more than 80 hours a week; it means working at 4am in the morning on a public holiday or weekend when one has already been on one's feet seeing patient after ... Read More about First week.

1st Day.

doctoring

It was a simple procedure of setting an intravenous line in a relatively well defined vein and I didn't succeed. I realize, that the journey to being good in anything will be riddled with failures and ... Read More about 1st Day.

Tomorrow.

doctoring

Looking back at all God has brought me through, all the ups and downs and tears and joys, I can't believe we're starting work as junior doctors...... tomorrow.Dear God, may I go about each task, no ... Read More about Tomorrow.

Working for.

africa, doctoring, loving the poor, Missions

I’ve never met a doctor like him before.Dr. Eric. He is the missionary doctor I met who gave up a lucrative career back home in Belgium to serve the poor and needy in Mozambique, Africa. General ... Read More about Working for.

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