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In continue from Days are still going on, but how?–Part5 First day after weekend I went to the hospital they told me, I’ve been there about 2:00 PM, guess what?! They said come back tomorrow, why? working time is 7:00 AM to 2:00 PM, we are off now, HUH???? Hospital has off time? you mean patients should go home and come back tomorrow to their beds?!😕 well, I went home and come back next day, I’ve been there about 10:00 AM, They said go to ‘Beliefs and Politics Office’, Ah, what’s this, I went to Floor 4 and to the office, they checked my ID cards and other documents I had (seems for security reason), and then stamp on my forearm,😞 I thought stamp is supposed to be used on paper and not on human body! ...

In continue from Days are still going on, but how?–Part4 I got letter from Military office to say when I must go, it had an additional paper saying how much I must pay to them by going to which bank, Thanks God we don’t pay for breathing at least! Last night before going I tried to sleep sooner than other night, so I went to bed 2:00AM, not 4:00AM like other nights!😮 , in the morning I tried to wake up early to be in there on time, I could (Almost! not really!) wake up soon, not on time, after breakfast and collecting everything that I thought is needed in there, I left the home, Suddenly I remember that I’ve not to bank yet, grrr, it’s 7:45 AM now and banks will open at 8:00, also I must be at 8:00AM in the office, so I went to the office and hope I find the bank near the office, in the street where Army office is, I found the bank, good thing!, I paid that much they asked in the paper and continue the way to the office, after giving my mobile to them and then body checking, I went in, woah! how many people are coming today?! ...

In continue from Days are still going on, but how?–Part3 After living 24 hours with that Holter during walking, sleeping, eating and weeing!!🤣 I come back to the hospital to get rid of it and get the result, the guy connected that device to computer and printed result, wow, 10 Pages result! I went to show result to Doctor and ask him to confirm my document, GRRRR, he is not here today, I’ve to come back tomorrow… ...

In continue from: Part 2 of ‘Life is going on But how?’ Next day and time to connect that Holter Monitor (Not for Heart rhythm, for Blood Pressure, a few different from what you might know). They got a lot of money (enough said!) and my ID Card until I return this device to them, now going back to home! Notice my left arm, it’s blowing air to that thing to take my Blood Pressure every 15 minutes, yeah I felt it ****ed my hand during this 24 hours! ...

In continue from: Part 1 of ‘Life is going on But how?’ Next day, I went to hospital again, I went for ‘Heart’, This damned doctor is not here again, so I went upper floor again asking for doctor for the ‘Thyroid’, Oh, That Doctor is in the room next to the doctor I met yesterday, again same secretary! Me: Hi again! He: Hi dear Kamran! Me: I’m not Kamran!! He: I Know! Me: So? He: What do you need? Me: I’m here for another problem, this time Thyroid He: Doctor will come 6:00PM Me: Oh, It’s just.. let me see… 1:00PM He: Well… Me: Ok, write my name in the list, at least to be first one meet him. He: Ok! try to come back sooner than 6:00 Me: I will be here! He: I Love You!! Me: (In my mind: sh*t!)⏳ I went out of Hospital, call my friend and told him I’m walking around the hospital until afternoon, he said he will come here, ummm it’s good, at least It will not be boring with him, he came and we went to the computer store near there to see what’s new in the market, it was about 4:00PM we back to Hospital, I saw secretary of doctor I needed for ‘heart’, I asked him about Doctor, he said hurry up, come on! Doctor came here for a few minutes, I ran to lower floor, Damn!, secretary sent me to pay, WTF!, This one is more than what I paid for Liver!! No problem..!! ...

About 6 months ago, I decide to go pass my military service, It’s a compulsory military service for every boy over 18 years old in my country. Well, a few months ago before that, I decide to try my chance to use my ‘illness’ prevent spending 18 months of my life in there, so I visited my doctor and he used some test, picture bla bla to prepare my Medical Documents, Thanks Doctor! ...

Don’t he rock?! This video is made years ago, but just recently is published in iTune.

Good news, at least for me who love winter, it’s getting colder here, forecast says! Winter is one month away!

Hi Folks! Now this the blog I’ve been talking about, my own corner, some where I can write what’s in my mind, staying away from technology and share my life. See you soon!

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