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Jeremy Wong 31 May 2026 — 8 min read "Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day in and day out." — Robert Collier As we find ourselves halfway through the year, June presents an unusual moment of reflection. In the new year, January came with but many ambitious
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"The only way to make sense out of change is to plunge into it, move with it, and join the dance." — Alan Watts Thank you all for reading this delicate UP Anaesthesia Society update—written, admittedly, as a procrastination piece during study leave (yes, the alliteration was entirely
Hello everyone, hope you have been having a lovely Easter weekend morning! If you find yourself on the roster, then just know you are not alone and hope the c/s stay away, the Ortho books spinals and that appendix ate. Otherwise please enjoy this time with family and forget
Jeremy Wong 31 May 2026 — 8 min read "Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day in and day out." — Robert Collier As we find ourselves halfway through the year, June presents an unusual moment of reflection. In the new year, January came with but many ambitious
"The only way to make sense out of change is to plunge into it, move with it, and join the dance." — Alan Watts Thank you all for reading this delicate UP Anaesthesia Society update—written, admittedly, as a procrastination piece during study leave (yes, the alliteration was entirely
Dearest gentle readers I find myself doing this March update as I grow weary for waiting for some new juicy gossip from the ever so busy Dr Davies. Hopefully he will put together a decent issue for April 🤣 For those of you who know and appreciate, we now have three
New year, same anaesthetic chaos. I am currently typing this during my "small study break" bringing hopeful tidings and congratulations for making it past 2025. As we proceed into 2026, from me and the newsletter team I'd like to wish a Happy New Year (for two
The time to self extubate (from Reg time) just popped in. I will try to keep it short and sweet! Thank you all- for the support, teaching, and teamwork throughout my short stint here. I’ve learned so much from each of you — not just about anaesthesia, but about life
Brought to you by yours truly - the alleged prickly pear, Jeremy. Dearest gentle readers — we’ve made it to December! 🥰 Whether you’re winding down, gearing up for the holiday shifts, or simply counting down to some well-earned rest, here’s your monthly dose of updates, exam-friendly summaries,
Monthly publication of what's what in Pretoria Anaesthesia.
Dearest gentle readers I find myself doing this March update as I grow weary for waiting for some new juicy gossip from the ever so busy Dr Davies. Hopefully he will put together a decent issue for April 🤣 For those of you who know and appreciate, we now have three
So, apparently this is the month of love as I'm sure if any of you listen to 94/7 on the way to work would have been reminded of on the daily. I definitely think that February is by far one of the best months of the year
To all those writing FCA 2, we wish all of you the very best. You have been preparing for a while and know your craft! The only thing left to do is put it on the paper. We have all at this point written many many exams and so we
New year, same anaesthetic chaos. I am currently typing this during my "small study break" bringing hopeful tidings and congratulations for making it past 2025. As we proceed into 2026, from me and the newsletter team I'd like to wish a Happy New Year (for two
The time to self extubate (from Reg time) just popped in. I will try to keep it short and sweet! Thank you all- for the support, teaching, and teamwork throughout my short stint here. I’ve learned so much from each of you — not just about anaesthesia, but about life
Brought to you by yours truly - the alleged prickly pear, Jeremy. Dearest gentle readers — we’ve made it to December! 🥰 Whether you’re winding down, gearing up for the holiday shifts, or simply counting down to some well-earned rest, here’s your monthly dose of updates, exam-friendly summaries,
A post by Dr Vinesh Soaker The Fellowship of the College of Anaesthetists (FCA) is, for many of us, the mountain at the end of a very long climb. It is consuming, and at times …. unfair. Basically, it demands from you to be a jack of all trades and a
Dearest gentle readers (those of you who aren't gentle can still read this obviously) This month's update is done by yours truly, Jeremy. As all of you know, I do partake in a little tongue-in-cheek with my editions. However, as we approach November, we
October–November 2025 Edition “Where science meets soul — one airway at a time.” ✨ From your beloved newsletter team This is our revival... 😄 Hey team, We’ve finally hit that sprint toward year-end — the stretch where spring shifts into summer, the exam countdown begins, and the theatre coffee queue somehow
Hello everyone ! This week we move to being half way through July and I don't know about you but I can't believe how fast these last few month are moving ! Just the other day we were wishing everyone goodluck for exams and guess what they are
From the newsletter team... we want to express our gratitude to each and every faithful reader that has been opening our emails and posts every week. I thank everyone from the bottom of my heart. You guys shower us with blessings that we in turn shape and share weekly. Its
It’s July, and we’ve made it halfway through the year! You can either see it as “Thank goodness we’ve reached the second half” or “Oh no! It’s already the second half!”, either way, you still have another 6 months to make the most of this year!