Weekly Schedule
Dear gentle readers I humbly present to you the weekly update of this week. From my simple week of leave where I missed my connection flight to now delivering this update a little later than I would like. I am currently typing this update in the comfort of my home
So hello ! As some have already realised (Dr Rialize in comments (ironic?) ) this was a desperate attempt at an April fools joke! Well lets just say that it did manage to fool some people who were quite concerned that we were shutting down... Which means we must be doing something
It is with the deepest regret that unfortunately our newsletter has to come to an end. Unfortunately, due to budget cuts we can no longer provide the riveting news of the week to you, our fans…we thank everyone that took the time to read our thoughts of the day
Dear gentle readers I humbly present to you the weekly update of this week. From my simple week of leave where I missed my connection flight to now delivering this update a little later than I would like. I am currently typing this update in the comfort of my home
An article by Dr Vinesh Sookur 🥰 As an anaesthesia registrar entering the final year of training, the world can feel like a blurry, caffeinated dream—one that gets blurrier each time you must wake up at midnight for yet another reading and study session. For me, four years in a
Dearest gentle anaesthetists 😝 Thank you for taking the time to read what this author puts out this week. May our lists be calm and planned. Birthday girl Wishing our dearest Dr Yolandi Schoombee a magnificent birthday! A gentleman never asks a lady for her age, so we will just celebrate
"I can do all things through Him who strengthens me" (Philippians 4:13) This author begins this week's newsletter with a Bible verse that I often turn to in times of hardship. As I have shared many times before, we continually honor those who have walked
Welcome to another week of weekly updates in February. If you ever struggle to find the latest proposed rotations, leave roster and call roster - just bear in mind that you will be able to find it, right here on the newsletter website! A smol count down for all our
Dearest gentle readers Many thanks for your continuous feedbacks on our newsletters! Your support is much appreciated. We look forward to more contributions from within our department! Coming back to Steve Biko after 3 months of Kalafong ... and one week of leave. I find myself looking forward to interacting with
Day to day in Pretoria Anaesthesia.
Dr Kalipa We as the department wish you a big Happy Birthday ! Dr Kalipa is a special human being. This human being runs on a purine alkaloid C8H10N4O2 which interestingly is known as coffee! If she hasn't had her morning brew, best be on your best behaviour ! Dr
An article by Dr Vinesh Sookur 🥰 As an anaesthesia registrar entering the final year of training, the world can feel like a blurry, caffeinated dream—one that gets blurrier each time you must wake up at midnight for yet another reading and study session. For me, four years in a
This week I draw inspiration from the hopes that blossoms anew. Something we take granted for. At the end of every day we go home and somewhat reset and bring a new day and new meaning to our anaesthetic practice. My current daily mantra: "Each step forwards I take
I feel like I am repeating myself again but welcome to another cold raining Sunday ! The weather in the greater Pretoria area has officially become coastal. I have lived in Pretoria for the last 15 years and I cant remember a time when there was this much rain and for
Dearest gentle anaesthetists 😝 Thank you for taking the time to read what this author puts out this week. May our lists be calm and planned. Birthday girl Wishing our dearest Dr Yolandi Schoombee a magnificent birthday! A gentleman never asks a lady for her age, so we will just celebrate
Greetings on this cold and rainy Sunday! What I cannot believe is how fast the year is passing us by, just the other day everyone was writing about “januworry” on social media and now we’re almost posting about easter! Its strange to think that we always think that the
"I can do all things through Him who strengthens me" (Philippians 4:13) This author begins this week's newsletter with a Bible verse that I often turn to in times of hardship. As I have shared many times before, we continually honor those who have walked
Welcome to another week of weekly updates in February. If you ever struggle to find the latest proposed rotations, leave roster and call roster - just bear in mind that you will be able to find it, right here on the newsletter website! A smol count down for all our
Dearest gentle readers Many thanks for your continuous feedbacks on our newsletters! Your support is much appreciated. We look forward to more contributions from within our department! Coming back to Steve Biko after 3 months of Kalafong ... and one week of leave. I find myself looking forward to interacting with
“Okay I get it, lemme think, I guess its my turn” - Nicky Minaj I have taken on the task of following in the footsteps of my bestie and journalist extraordinaire Fatima Bhabha, and will be gracing you all with my witty posts every now and then from here on
One Month at the Gen: A Survival Story I can’t believe it’s already been a whole month at The Gen! Time has flown, and somehow, I’ve survived—contrary to the many horror stories I heard before starting at Wits. Before making the move, I was perpetually warned
Sorry to disappoint, I'm just at Kalafong and not the Nan-an Buddhist temple performing. One could say if you were looking for me on the weekly update, it was the wong post. Okay I'm done with puns. A HUGE HUG to everyone writing! Fingers crossed, toes
