Da bis daa Practical...

Da bis daa practical..

Selama 12 minggu..

Dr 10 Jun-30 Ogos..

Phew.. Terlalu byk ceritanya..

Biarla gambar yg berkata2.. hehehe..

 

Ney mase first 2 weeks..

Time bulan pose.. Majlis berbuka pose..

Keserabaian terserlah..

 

 

 Masuk dlm confine space..

Ape kje la ney..

Sambutan raya Malakoff...

Mker da selenge.. Last month..

 Last day..

 Bersama geng yg happy go lucky!

Syg bangat sama mereka!

 Ney la supervisor ktorg.. Mr Khairul Anuar yg sgt2 sporting n supportive!

Being an only girl in the dept teach me a lot..

 Bersama En. Harun.. Antra org yg plg rapat sama kami..

 En Zainal.. Dept. Supervisor.. Sgt bijak!

Ngan Engineer..

Ngan Kak Sal.. Die bru pas nangis time ney.. hehe..

Lpas ney, my baby xyah mandi debu daa pg2.. Leh la shining2 balik..

Ape2 pun, praktikal ney terlalu byk mengajar aku..

Tentang kerjaya, people, life, n byk lg..

Wish me luck!

I will survive.. No matter what happen!

ooh.. I miss this ball so much!

I hope, one day I can touch again this ball & throw it to the bowling pin.

USR @ Melaka..

I'm having Carpal Tunnel Syndrome..

 

              The carpal tunnel is a narrow passageway in your wrist created by your wrist bones on three sides and by a ligament on the palm side of your wrist. The main nerve that supplies your hand – called the median nerve – along with nine tendons that bend your fingers travel through the carpal tunnel. If this passageway somehow becomes restricted, pressure is placed on the median nerve, producing numbness, tingling, pain and, in more severe cases, hand weakness. Most commonly, what causes pressure on the median nerve is swelling of the synovium surrounding the tendons that travel through the carpal tunnel. Synovium is a lubricating membrane that is found in joints and around tendon

             Carpal tunnel syndrome usually begins gradually, with a burning pain, tingling and numbness in the palm of the hand and fingers (usually the thumb, index and middle fingers). These sensations often will wake you up at night and cause you to move and shake the hand. Other symptoms you may experience include:

• Tingling and numbness during the day, especially while driving or holding a book or telephone.

• Pain that radiates from the wrist up the arm to the shoulder or from the wrist down into the palm and fingers.

• A feeling that your fingers and hands are swollen, yet no evidence of any swelling.

• Weakness in the hands, lessening your ability to grip things resulting in a tendency to drop things.

• Decreased feeling in the thumb, index and middle fingers.

• Wasting away of the muscle at the base of the thumb.

• Inability to differentiate between hot and cold by touch (rarely)

So, if you are having those symptoms, better seek for treatment immediately..