I began to study for the last two exams that'll be after Eid. I like to study and get more knowledge but some subjects are boring and fruitless making me losing this feeling that always pushes me to finish the lecture or a chapter of a book.
after the exam i'll have to do my research and attend the clinic at the college. Last week i assigned for the papers of taking responsibility for the dental clinic in my department. i'm thinking of a big change and design for it,just want to pass this exam for now,wish me luck please.
few days a go mom phoned at 3 a.m, she came from syria and the car was heading to the south passing near Abu Ghreib(the driver didnt know the names of the places well) and the checkpoint stopped the car to wait until 4a.m (which is the time for permitting cars to enter Baghdad) so we'll have to wait for her their. we went out at 3 a.m, the roads were empty and no one at the checkpoints. the road lights were ending before Ghazalyah (west of Baghdad). As we reached the place we didnt find them,my dad suggested to continue driving heading outside baghdad to the west.
for 60km we didnt see any car until we reach near Falluja where we found them waiting there. i thought " what if someone (a criminal or terrorist) was intending to escape from baghdad? who'd stop him?"
I like to drive at such time,fairly cold fresh air,no cars to slow your speed but its not so easy.
Baghdadentist
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Saturday, August 13, 2011
It's 2:30 am
hello friends
I really need to write few lines. its the 7th time that I log into blogger trying to write a new post.its 2:30 am,insomnia as usual :)
I was busy with my study and clinic.I made alot of new friends in college from all the stages that even my friend "k" said "if you will be a candidate you will win the elections". we have finished the second trimester and i"ll have to do an exam in september after Eid. I could barely run my clinic and im thinking now of selling it because after having the Master degree i'll have to serve 4 years in another governorate.i dont like this idea, i have alot of patients come from many districts in baghdad and my name is well known,but i'm obliged to.last night i heard about a decision from the ministry of health stating that we(graduates of MSc.& Ph.D.) are not considered as specialist because the degree (offered by the ministry of higher education to dentists)is not qualifying!!
Its funny to see such controversy,the ministry of health is trying to get more seats for the its dentists who will get an unqualified degree!!
Last two weeks were the hottest ones that i experienced in my life. the temperatures exceeded 55C even my fingers were burned by the hot generator frame before ignition.The electricity is still the same tragedy.
**the temperature as shown by the car**
A new "man" added the number of the family,a new nephew called "A"
"after many trials to get a good shot"
His sister "R" was very happy.when she saw him for the first time she shouted "Daaad he came to join us,aunt he is here"
People are still protesting every friday although the number is fewer and the voices are less.Iraqis are still not satisfied about their government especially after they were promised that after 100days the situation would be better but they were only lies;thinking that getting busy about electricity,gas,salaries and trying to provide the simple life needs are one of the ways followed to distract the peoples' minds.
Baghdadentist
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Iraq After Egypt:Planned Revolution
All the people in the globe heard about the revolution in Tunis and succeeded in egypt against the regimen and what is happening till this moment. I'm really admired of the egyptians and their great spirit of expressing their demands.
In Iraq,as many citizens said,there will be a revolution.the first signs of it begin during the current days.
In baghdad, the lawyers council protested early this morning asking the government to rid the body of our home from corruption.
Another one was in A_mutanabi street
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZBHWYcf4nQ
In Mosul,Basrah,Hilaa same act happened demanding the parliament and the prime minister to improve the life standards,peace keeping,care more about unemployers and preclude corruptors.
all those demands didnt exceed the simplest human rights to live in dignity and freedom.
*there will be gathering for protestors next friday in Al Furdous Square in Baghdad.
In Iraq,as many citizens said,there will be a revolution.the first signs of it begin during the current days.
In baghdad, the lawyers council protested early this morning asking the government to rid the body of our home from corruption.
Another one was in A_mutanabi street
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZBHWYcf4nQ
In Mosul,Basrah,Hilaa same act happened demanding the parliament and the prime minister to improve the life standards,peace keeping,care more about unemployers and preclude corruptors.
all those demands didnt exceed the simplest human rights to live in dignity and freedom.
*there will be gathering for protestors next friday in Al Furdous Square in Baghdad.
Saturday, November 20, 2010
A Visit to Sumawah
Hi all
its 20th of novembre, i finally finished the supposed two years of working in rural areas.at the same date two years ago i began my work in Abu Ghreib.i'll start working at the centre of the ministry of health next week.
i have learned alot of things during this period regarding dentistry,dealing with different types of people and health administration.
meanwhile i was preparing for postgraduate studies in baghdad university and in germany.
i was accepted in germany before baghdad but there were many obstacles precluded joining german PG studies.
now im studying Masters in college of dentistry/baghdad university.
last week i was in Sumawah in Al-muthanna south of iraq.it was the first time after 12years!.
there was a big change in the cities that we passed and in the same province.
rarely we could see concrete barriers there unlike baghdad which is prisoned by concrete barriers,barbed wires and many checkpoints.
i passed one checkpoint at the entrance of Sumawah and none inside the city.
the realestate are very expensive,exceeding 1.5million(approximatly 1260$ US)for 1metre!!!
the roads are under reconstruction.
lesser sway of political parties than baghdad,corroborative citizens to the government.
however,i missed baghdad.
its 20th of novembre, i finally finished the supposed two years of working in rural areas.at the same date two years ago i began my work in Abu Ghreib.i'll start working at the centre of the ministry of health next week.
i have learned alot of things during this period regarding dentistry,dealing with different types of people and health administration.
meanwhile i was preparing for postgraduate studies in baghdad university and in germany.
i was accepted in germany before baghdad but there were many obstacles precluded joining german PG studies.
now im studying Masters in college of dentistry/baghdad university.
last week i was in Sumawah in Al-muthanna south of iraq.it was the first time after 12years!.
there was a big change in the cities that we passed and in the same province.
rarely we could see concrete barriers there unlike baghdad which is prisoned by concrete barriers,barbed wires and many checkpoints.
i passed one checkpoint at the entrance of Sumawah and none inside the city.
the realestate are very expensive,exceeding 1.5million(approximatly 1260$ US)for 1metre!!!
the roads are under reconstruction.
lesser sway of political parties than baghdad,corroborative citizens to the government.
however,i missed baghdad.
Friday, October 1, 2010
A New Place of Work
FIRST week of my work in the new health centre has finished.the number of patients is greater than that of the previous centre but the quality of work there is better. extraction and presecribing medications for the patients is what we offer as a dental treatment. 16 dentists working on 4 chairs. I know some of them dr. M,Dr. N,Dr. Z,some of them are complicated,others insociable.i used to have a “family” relation with my colleagues.
Next week we’ll begin a polio vaccination operation.this time I’ll participate.it includes dividing the participant medical staff into groups,each group responsible for vaccinating children in their homes of a specific area and registering them.
My mom had a thyroidectomy operation last week.she complained a lot about her thyroid gland and recurrent episodes of pain. postoperatively she had hypertension problems, severe fever and difficulty in swallowing but she is ok now except for the scary scar on her neck.
The situation of Baghdad is miserable. checkpoints everywhere, concrete barriers and barbed wires along the roads and round the districts leaving one way for entrance and exit resulting in a horrible jam.
Sometimes I go out for work at about 6:45 a.m to reach at 9:30a.m,that’s not fair. last week I had to leave the driver at that checkpoint because they were searching the cars and made delay for no reason, we “I and Z” had to walk across the checkpoint under the hot sun of summer on the dusty road of Abu Ghreib to ride another car going to work, we were very exhausted; moreover we were considered as “delayed” and not allowed to fingerprint!!!!!!
On Friday;I have received an email of an acceptance to study Master of Laser in Dentistry at Aachen University.Module 1 began on Sunday, I didn’t have the time for issuing a visa.
Next week we’ll begin a polio vaccination operation.this time I’ll participate.it includes dividing the participant medical staff into groups,each group responsible for vaccinating children in their homes of a specific area and registering them.
My mom had a thyroidectomy operation last week.she complained a lot about her thyroid gland and recurrent episodes of pain. postoperatively she had hypertension problems, severe fever and difficulty in swallowing but she is ok now except for the scary scar on her neck.
The situation of Baghdad is miserable. checkpoints everywhere, concrete barriers and barbed wires along the roads and round the districts leaving one way for entrance and exit resulting in a horrible jam.
Sometimes I go out for work at about 6:45 a.m to reach at 9:30a.m,that’s not fair. last week I had to leave the driver at that checkpoint because they were searching the cars and made delay for no reason, we “I and Z” had to walk across the checkpoint under the hot sun of summer on the dusty road of Abu Ghreib to ride another car going to work, we were very exhausted; moreover we were considered as “delayed” and not allowed to fingerprint!!!!!!
On Friday;I have received an email of an acceptance to study Master of Laser in Dentistry at Aachen University.Module 1 began on Sunday, I didn’t have the time for issuing a visa.
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