"Weak will always be weak, if and only if perceived to be weak."
Justice is ought to be for everyone but reality disqualifies this fact. Hope is another thing, though interrelated. When there is justice, there is hope. So, in reality, if Justice is unjustified , why then hope is still there? Maybe because, we don't have anything left but hope itself. What else can we hope for? Ironic.
This is really quite confusing for some but if you have witnessed different forms of human degradation then you'll understand. Human humiliation is common to poor and this is already the harsh reality we have on this earth. Justice is difficult to achieve for poor people and through this process, hope diminishes.
The indigent people are victim of an unfair society. Human laws were made to take care of Justice for the suppressed, but this institution itself is unwarranted. What then will happen to the needy? They may fight for justice but how long will they endure it without security?. Without fair outcome, no assurances. This is reality! The only thing left to these people is hope. It keeps them alive.
One thing that cannot be taken from destitute people is their perception of hope. It gives them strength and courage to fight for their rights. This hope alienated them the frail world they have. Being weak is futile as long as optimism continuously strikes them.
Well i didnt pass the first attempt,
but the 2nd and third attempt i manage to passed the screenings...
but due to overpopulation of nurses in St. Lukes.. they had to limit all the applicants and told us to just wait for our time even though we already did pass some screenings.. We are supposed to finish all the screenings but they can no longer accept us in their institution. 
..Still the experience itself was so rewarding because of the fact that few nurses are actually working there and most of the work in the ward, special areas and even in OPD were actually done by "US" - the great volunteers hahahah
though i have to learn a lot more i was still very happy because of the things i have learned in DJRMH.
hahah again i was happy because i will learn new things in this institution.. Sadly, I didnt like the place haha because of the strict environment. What else can you expect in a hospital inside CAMP CRAME!!!
THANK GOD,
i di learn a lot of things in DJRMH..Most of my duty mates in PNPGH were actually novice hahah..I enjoyed having duties in HemoDialysis and OR only 
because those 2 areas were the only areas i wasnt able to get an experience yet.
not a nurse.hahah...Something is wrong when i'm doing nursing skills i feel like i need to do something else..
.Honestly, i really love working in the Hospital..but practically speaking how can i survive in this world if i'll wait for my opportunity to work as a nurse in hospitals here in the Philippines.. The salary is very small..
So i told myself..If i wanted to work as a nurse, I'd rather work abroad..But again, due to world crisis .. Nowadays, it's kinda hard to get a working visa and i need a big amount of money to be able to go to a different country.....
. Well actually, i still have time for my family and my one and only angel 
ahhah TIME management is the key lols...
