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Quote from: arki on January 14, 2011, 04:58:28 AM
personal loan mankaha na...unya si pnoy man kaha mobayad dili ang gobyerno...whats wrong with that people...? Kaning mga pinoy puro jealousy ang ang mopalit si pnoy og toyota corolla sa iyang status before siya na senator and president naa naman siyay BMW, mercedez benz, etc...

it is natural man sigoro na ang mga tao who cannot possess will envy those who have. instead of minding one's business, they defame, and say derogatory accusations against those who are able to afford.

God rewards those who work hard, who give generously, and if it means being able to enjoy some simple enjoyments in life, then so be it. For God blesses not only in graces, but also in fruitful bounty!

Well said, arki.

Quote from: islander on January 13, 2011, 11:54:47 PM
ah, the price of being a public figure.  if he bought a tartanilla, would animal rights groups have complained that he has no regard for the poor horse?

one, he can afford it, whether he's president or not.

yes, there are the poor among us, but so have other countries.  it's been decades of self-flagellation and self-pity, the poor have become the best excuse for blaming just about anybody else for anything in our country.

well said. if one has the financial means to buy/invest, then so be it. besides, it is the capitalist nature that drives the economic machine. what one person buys / purchases with his/ her money should be of no concern to others.

it is envy and nosy body attitude of some people that should be avoided in the first place.

if a man has the means to buy a product. and does buy it, no one should give a damn. its not your money. so it should be none of your business, diba?

mo buot diay sila?

ang problema is that there will be others na ma ibog. but that is natural. others will want what they cannot have.

A typical wedding here in the United States is quite expensive. A friend of mine recently had a Roman Catholic Wedding in church and post-wedding festivities a banquet hall for 150 heads. The cost of everything was over $100,000.

Stranded on this jagged heart shaped island,
Sending emotions out in bottles to the rising tides,
Wondering if love will someday find me.

Loneliness becomes routine,
The wind, the sun and the moon are my friends.
Holding conversations keeps the enemy of solitude away.

The weakening mind fades in and out of reality,
But is still stronger then the heart,
Whose sense of belonging has been lost.

Ships pass in the night,
As dreams pass with awakening,
Interrupting a world of joyful pretend.

Sharks of insecurities threaten any escape,
And possible rescues always end in disaster,
Confirming a life long sentence.

Occasional new discoveries upon the island,
Lead to the small hope of recovery,
But memories of past failures,
Once again sink and drown all optimism.

-David Anthony

ligo is nice, agree ko.

Quote from: islander on January 14, 2011, 12:40:08 AM
one more false prophet in our midst, huh?  i'll never understand what goes on in the minds of people like him.

We can only pray for them, isles. Mercy for those who are unmerciful...

The wbc also pickets the funerals of the lgbt (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) community. Now, the Church teaches that homosexual acts are "intrinsically disordered" and "contrary to natural law", however, to picket their funerals etc is beyond forgiveness.

For me, it is unbelievable that a 'baptist church' can be so full of hate. that relishes on the sufferings of others. especially on this week's Arizona shooting that has hurt and pained our country so.

May God turn their hearts....

It is disgusting for a supposed 'church' to spread such hatred. This church, isles, is also infamous for picketting the funerals of American soldiers killed in Iraq, Afghanistan. It is a church of hatred, imho.

May God have mercy on their souls...

Reading 1
Heb 3:7-14

   The Holy Spirit says:
   Oh, that today you would hear his voice,
   â€œHarden not your hearts as at the rebellion
   in the day of testing in the desert,
   where your ancestors tested and tried me
   and saw my works for forty years.
   Because of this I was provoked with that generation
   and I said, ‘They have always been of erring heart,
   and they do not know my ways.’
   As I swore in my wrath,
   â€˜They shall not enter into my rest.’”
   Take care, brothers and sisters,
   that none of you may have an evil and unfaithful heart,
   so as to forsake the living God.
   Encourage yourselves daily while it is still “today,”
   so that none of you may grow hardened by the deceit of sin.
   We have become partners of Christ
   if only we hold the beginning of the reality firm until the end.



Ps 95:6-7c, 8-9, 10-11
Responsorial Psalm

  R. ( 8 ) If today you hear his voice, harden not your hearts.
   Come, let us bow down in worship;
   let us kneel before the LORD who made us.
   For he is our God,
   and we are the people he shepherds, the flock he guides.
   R. If today you hear his voice, harden not your hearts.
   Oh, that today you would hear his voice:
   â€œHarden not your hearts as at Meribah,
   as in the day of Massah in the desert,
   Where your fathers tempted me;
   they tested me though they had seen my works.”
   R. If today you hear his voice, harden not your hearts.
   Forty years I was wearied of that generation;
   I said: “This people’s heart goes astray,
   they do not know my ways.”
   Therefore I swore in my anger:
   â€œThey shall never enter my rest.”
   R. If today you hear his voice, harden not your hearts.



Mk 1:40-45
Gospel

   A leper came to him and kneeling down begged him and said,
   â€œIf you wish, you can make me clean.”
   Moved with pity, he stretched out his hand,
   touched the leper, and said to him,
   â€œI do will it. Be made clean.”
   The leprosy left him immediately, and he was made clean.
   Then, warning him sternly, he dismissed him at once.
   Then he said to him, “See that you tell no one anything,
   but go, show yourself to the priest
   and offer for your cleansing what Moses prescribed;
   that will be proof for them.”
   The man went away and began to publicize the whole matter.
   He spread the report abroad
   so that it was impossible for Jesus to enter a town openly.
   He remained outside in deserted places,
   and people kept coming to him from everywhere.

In a truly disgusting turn of events, the Westboro Baptist Church headed by maniac Fred Phelps will be picketing the funeral of the 9 year old AZ shooting victim Christina Green.

Source:

Westboro Baptist Church, founded by its spiritual leader, Fred Phelps, and run mostly by family members, did not respond to a request for an interview in time for this article. But a flier released by the church about the picket targets the Roman Catholic Church because Christina and her family were members.

"God hates Catholics!" the flier, posted on the church's "God Hates (word that will be deleted by site filter)" website, says. "God calls your religion 'vain,' as it's empty of His truth; you worship idols!"

They also have their other usual crazy reasons and are thanking God for the shooter.

Nice taste. I'm assuming he purchased a slightly used Porsche Carrera 911. Or the Porsche Panamera S.

Arabic bellydance - Darbuka tabla solo

Mezdeke - Aiwea

Aicha

Adhaan from Mekkah, the spiritual center of Islam.

Azan from Makkah (Al-Haram)

Amazing Adhan, must listen

Quote from: Vistabel on January 13, 2011, 02:17:47 PM
THINGS ?

a frequent bills... & unstable mood of partner that usually happen at every about end of the month

lol, and what are your home remedies for this ubiquitous cycle, vistabel?

ilonggas are also very loyal to their family and lovers. very loving ni sila and sweet. when they love, they love jyud. and when they are angry, ma sakit gid ang sinulti'an. ug ma suko na gid, ma 'damak damak' gid.

lol. true.

pero there is nothing wrong in being 'maldita' at times.

this is my favorite. 

can it also be sharp as Lapu Lapu's Kris?
and as nimble as an ostrich's stride.
perhaps it can be as rigid as the chocolate hills
yes, perhaps?

ah the lament of the employer in loosing his 'sweet' employee..

No.

And this is the testimony: God has given us eternal life, and this life is in his Son.

1 John 4:11

But if you have bitter jealousy and contention in your hearts, do not pride yourselves on it and thus be in defiance of and false to the Truth.

-James 3:14

Sometimes, when we pray for the wrong motives, the answer we wish is not given. Because God searches the heart....




When you ask, you do not receive, because you ask with wrong motives, that you may spend what you get on your pleasures.
--James 4:3

What good is it, my brothers and sisters, if people claim to have faith but have no deeds? Can such faith save them?

-James 2:14

In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.

John 1:1

More beauties from the City of Smiles...


puro mestiza guapa guid...hehehe

In my opinion, the one on the left --- is very beautiful. Guapa kaayo guid.

Miss Western Visayas Tourism 2010 - Angelie Joy Golingay - Dinagyang Festival, Iloilo City




First Runner-up - Zyra Grace Vidad - Pahinis Festival, Antique

Second Runner-up - Agnes Marie Chang - Masskara Festival, Bacolod City

Third Runner-up - Pauline Asegurado - Paraw Regatta Festival, Iloilo City

Fourth Runner-up - Julie Ann Dionisio - Ati-Atihan Festival, Aklan

 

my favorite,

Boyce Avenue - Briane (Live & Acoustic at The Fort Studios) on iTunes & Amazon

Quote from: aquarius on January 11, 2011, 10:29:47 PM
Thanks Lorenz..

I remember words from Og Mandino that "if you aim high, aim the moon, rather than aiming the eagle and hitting only the rock"... di nato basulon ang Ginoo sa panghitabo sa atong kinabuhi kay usahay ang problema kita lang ang nagbuhat, nevertheless, God will not forsake to those who seek HIM in PRAYER... when there's seems to be no way...God will make a way - Don Moen..

Amen, bro. Amen, yes, indeed God does make a way. I can speak out of personal experience. Praise be to God for your uplifting message(s)!

Quote from: aquarius on January 11, 2011, 04:05:08 PM
There is no definite way or exact procedure nor guidelines how to have an effective prayer,  it is a complex activity, it associates all aspects in our life, social, emotional, physical among others.   you can pray or communicate God anywhere,  everywhere and anytime but we cannot demand God to have an outright result of what we prayed for.  God may  answer  our prayers  without our knowledge,  it may be indirectly or directly. Sometimes we can find the answers deep inside our hearts.

Importante lang siguro sa kinabuhi sa tawo nga magpuyo nga malinawon, naningkamot  ta sa pagpakabuhi  subay sa IYANG kabubut-on, wala ta manglupig o mamintaha sa atong  isig ka tawo uban  ang paningkamot nga tabangan o buligan sa KAHITAS-AN atong panikaysikay ning silong sa kalibutan. lest be contented of what you have, live within your limits....

Approve ko  ani!

Quote from: aquarius on January 11, 2011, 04:12:49 PM

Bai Bran/ Lorenz..

Bitaw, nganong magtago-tago pa man sa sotana.. hehehehe... if we focus on "service", married priests or former priests can still of great service to his fellow, status ra may nausab from "single" to "married" hehehe...

hehehe. true true. good point. in fact, my tito, who left the priesthood to marry is a lay minister now. he is a really good man, from the way he talks, to his mannerisms.

seminarians , generally, have a distinct characteristic feature about them. their reservation and their professionalism is something that makes them stand out.

tho my tito no longer is a priest, he still retains some of those priestly traits. he is a very good man.

Quote from: aquarius on January 11, 2011, 03:41:15 PM
the bottomline....... let the priests marry, legalize it or just leave the priesthood. at least we know the reason that they fall in love with the opposite sex and not of the same sex... God will understand, I think. However, if the Roman Catholic Church would implement stiffer penalty because of this mere violation or breaking the vows of celibacy/ chastity... one of these days, we'll  run out of priests... .. priests have the feelings to.... whether we like or not, they are subject to..

may kaila kong pari diri sa Davao, siya ang nag blessing sa among pugad... may pamarog sab, basketball player ika nga, hitsuraan.. makaingon gyod ang mga anak ni Eva, pagka sayang gyod nimo Padre..!
tingala ko nawala sa parokya..... nahibalo na lang ko, migawas sa serbisyo, ga minjo.. bow..! wise decision.. less mistakes.. less sins... di ba?...

i admire your friend, bai. at least he did not live a life of duplicity. he not only left the priesthood to marry a woman (which is honorable, actually, am sure he took some time to discern that life-changing decision). he chose one or the other. but then again, there are some priests that do choose to live a double life style.

as much as many people would look down on some priests for leaving the priesthood to pursue marriage / private life, i actually have alot of respect for them.

because i can imagine how hard it was for them to leave a calling that they had in their youth.

however, it only reinforces the notion that not all men are cut out to be priests. lengthy discernment is necessary , imho, before one truly realizes if a priestly life is for them.


peace!!

Quote from: aquarius on January 11, 2011, 03:41:15 PM
the bottomline....... let the priest marry, legalize it or just leave the priesthood. at least we know the reason that they fall in love with the opposite sex and not of the same sex... God will understand, I think. However, if the Roman Catholic Church would implement stiffer penalty because of this mere violation or breaking the vows of celibacy/ chastity... one of these days, we run out of priests... .. priests have the feelings to.... whether we like or not, they are subject to..

may kaila kong pari diri sa Davao, siya ang nag blessing sa among pugad... may pamarog sab, basketball player ika nga, hitsuraan.. makaingon gyod ang mga anak ni Eva, pagka sayang gyod nimo Padre..!
tingala ko nawala sa parokya..... nahibalo na lang ko, migawas sa serbisyo, ga minjo.. bow..! wise decision.. less mistakes.. less sins... di ba?...

hehehe, that would solve the problem wouldn't it, bai aquarius? in fact, the eastern catholic rite permits their priests to marry. orthodox priests are also allowed to marry, if my memory serves me right.

hanging out with my sister, and former college friends.

to be good and proficient in medicine. to be more compassionate to my patients, and to be more resound in my provisions.

to be reserved, refined, yet approachable.

Quote from: cujo on January 03, 2011, 11:40:21 PM
Provolone cheese.

yum!

i like monteray jack. served with green and red grapes, wheat crackers and spicy humus w/ tahini sauce.

read books, brew coffee, talk to my beloved, scribble some poems, cook food, go to church, call family, clean up my apartment, pray. and pray some more for my failings in the past week.

prepare for the new week.

no. i just want to be a good doctor.

self control. well, i do try.

Quote from: www.tubagbohol.com on December 15, 2010, 07:52:19 AM
What is your Christmas shopping craving?

nothing. time to be kuripot again.

lol

no one. violence never solves anything. i would talk it over with this person, like a man does. 

when i cuddle with someone.

i laugh out of happiness...

i would even compare this to a man having an affair.

a man who is married , and has children with his wife ; and at the same time is having an affair with another woman. is this right? morally, is it right?

the answer is : no , it is morally wrong. it is an affront to the wife, and the children. tho it be pleasing to the man and his mistress, sexually.

in the end, it is wrong.

a priest , when ordained, is married to Christ and the Church.

a food for thought.

bitaw, there is nothing wrong with falling in love. in fact, i have a tito who was a priest, but left the priesthood in order to court a woman whom he fell in love with. both are now married.

the priesthood is not for everyone.

perhaps, the priest that the OP mentioned is doubting his decision. If he feels that he truly loves the woman, he should considering leaving the vocation and live a private life, and God-willing, even marry this woman if it is in his plans, of course.

whatever his decision is, i hope he discerns and prays. may the Holy Spirit help him discern to make the right choice. he has to pick one from the other.


----

"No one can serve two masters. Either he will hate the one and love the other, or he will be devoted to the one and despise the other.

--Mathew 6:24

I have many times thought of entering the seminary during my college years. Many times i thought of a priestly vocation. Truly.

However, I know that I cannot comply with the priestly celibate lifestyle. I have my own sins. And i know my own limitations.

That was my deciding factor.



Peace.

Quote from: sumbohan on January 11, 2011, 09:13:01 AM
who do you think ang sad an? ang girl ? o ang priest? i have a friend who is in that kind of relationship.

Both parties are adults, both parties know the effects, and if they are still inclined to continue the relationship, then the priest should leave the priesthood proper and cease living a double life. If he cannot honor the calling of the priesthood, one pillar of which is priestly celibacy, then leave the priesthood.

Simple.

There is nothing wrong with living a life of the laity, one can still live a holy life and not be a priest. If they both love each other, then so be it. For me lang, the male should leave the priestly vocation so as he can devote all of himself to his lover.

God Bless them both.

Kini si Ms. M, ay usag ehemplo nga 'Maniakis'

Quote from: Dot (.) on December 20, 2010, 08:40:54 AM

Perhaps Mr. Lorenzo could explain to us more about post mortem erection. Or perhaps it was a pre mortem erection that became transfixed when rigor mortis set in. But ejaculation in that state of expiration is baffling indeed.

A dead man pretending to be alive grabbing the final opportunity to achieve "imortality" by leaving an offspring behind one last time?

Upon death, all bowels are voided (to an extent) and the penile constrictor muscles loose the inhibitory constriction. However, there are instances where the ejaculate was not totally purged during the voiding process. When this woman 'straddled' the specimen she effectively helped in the voiding process by releasing all the remaining ejaculate that were still trapped deep in the penile shaft.

Considering that sperm can live inside a woman's vagina for up to 48-72 hours before lysis, we can assume that the male specimen was dead no more than 2 days considering the high viability of his sperm. Hence the impregnation of the said female necrophiliac.

Her impregnation is due to the fact that penis was voided of its ejaculatory reserve, all of the contents were also released. We can expect a high voluminous result.

Can you imagine of she did this if the specimen was embalmed? All that formalyn would have destroyed her vaginal epithelial lining/ not to mention the CNS toxicity related to formalyn.

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on January 11, 2011, 03:20:48 AM
hehehe, tungod kai dinhi nako gikasal, ang akong mga amigo nga makakita sa among wedding photo mo ingon nga bungga kuno sa tinu-od lang, tanan "HALOS TANAN" nga expenses sa among kasal was donation's sa among mga amigo...the day before sa among kasal, NANGUSKOS kog kaldero didto sa balay sa akong n-laws kai didto tanan giluto ang pagka-on.ug ang nangluto ginakanan sa among mga amigo.ang HALL nga didto gi held ang reception, donation gihapon.ang limo nga among gisakyan, donation pod. ang DJ donation lang gihapon...ang ako rang gibayran is ang rent sa tuxedo ...it's good to have a lot of good friend's...I haven't meet the challenge yet...JAWK! daghan na kaau....#1 si commander

So sweet! And I bet your event was filled with joy and euphoria being with so many friends, and loved ones! Sweet...

Quote from: www.tubagbohol.com on January 05, 2011, 10:18:27 PM

Beautiful Wedding Motiff

how cute!

The wedding that my parents had represented Traditional Filipino Wedding. It was something that my father and mother planned. Considering all expenses were covered by my father , it was symbolic, actually. The union between the two families, and the beauty and organization of it all was captured in the recording that was made in 1984.

My father had hired video crews from Tagbilaran to video tape the entire ceremony. All of which survived to this day. We had recently converted the old tape to DVD and in in it are the preserved voices, pictures, films of my grandmothers, both of whom are gone. I was able to see my parents walk the isle through their preserved videos, and to see how beautiful my mother was dressed , and how handsome my father enrobed in his barong tagalog.

Inpsiring kaayo. They were both wed in Santo Nino Parish Church in Valencia, Bohol. The same church that my grandparents were wed in, and my great-grandparents before them, and my great-great grandparents before them...



The Wedding of Engr. & Mrs. Lucino
Santo Nino Parish Church, Valencia Bohol


Engr. Lucino & Mrs. Lucino..coming out of the car, lol


My father posing in between his uncle (Dr. Hermogines T. Ebuenga, M.D [the first Anesthesiologist of Bohol]) and his mother (Mrs. Luz Lucino)


My mother with her father (Mr. Casiano Salise Salvo Sr.) and her mother (Mrs. Fortunata Tan Salvo)
















Engr. & Mrs. Lucino
My beloved father and beloved mother.

a beautiful Ilongga in a bayo.

Quote from: islander on January 10, 2011, 10:46:06 PM
as i've always suspected, the yawning difference is that neither is a cell phone.

hehe

The structural difference - a membrane is made of a phospholipid bilayer - small phospholipid molecules in two layers facing opposite directions. Protein tubes, meant for facilitated diffusion, occur along the membrane as well. The membrane is flexible. The cell wall is a rigid wall of carbohydrates. Cell membranes occur in plant and animal cells (although I'm not absolutely sure about prokaryotes, only eukaryotes) while walls are only in plant cells (again, i'm not absolutely sure about prokaryotes).

The functional difference - the membrane is for holding the cell together and somewhat for shaping it, but it's more so for controlling which substances will enter and exit the cell and which ones will not. This is what the gaps between the phospholipid molecules and the special protein tubes are for. The cell wall is to maintain rigid shape and hold the cell together.

The first neucleotide of mRNA is the start codon (AUG). If it is removed, then the translation (protein synthesis) won't begin and hence the mRNA will go useless.

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on January 10, 2011, 11:57:01 AM
My mother in-law always say Eat carrots and it give you rosy cheek. We love eating baby carrots,this is my children snacks.

especially when dipped in humus!

crispy pata, sinigang baboy

Today, I went out on a lunch date to a Filipino restaurant here in Chicago called "Fishpond". I am surprised at how a certain Filipina can be so in love with Crispy Pata. lol. I had Sinigang in a bowl, a personal favorite.

This is a new year and I am intent on starting it fresh. A serious smile

Inday, guapa ka gid . 

When I visited Bacolod this summer, I was surprised to see so many beautiful mestiza Filipinas in that city.

The beautiful smiles of the women from Bacolod, The City of Smiles.

Pilita has a beautiful voice. Truly.

If it is according to God's Will, I would like to have my wedding as grand as my parents'. The wedding of my parents,  Engr. & Mrs. Lucino was all provided for by my father , who purchased a wedding dress that was woven and made in Cebu; to the maidens and the guests of honor. From the cost of the mass, cost of the dresses, transportation etc, to the feeding of the whole town of Valencia, all of it was provided for by my father.

My father provided my mother with a memorable wedding in Valencia's Santo Nino Parish Church. Amongst all the people of the town.

in regards to the notion of mermaids, my lolo ciano (who was a fisherman, farmer, business man etc) would tell me of the old tales the valencianon fishermen would say. seeing mermaids in the night while fishing etc. then when i asked him if he believed in mermaids, my lolo ciano (a pure blooded valencianon) said to me : "ondoy, mangisda ko sa una, ahong papa ug lolo mangisda pood, pero di mi mo tuo nga naay serena sa dagat. ang Ginoo ra'y tinuod..."

My grandfather, a devotee of Senor Santo Nino, always shied us away from thinking and believing on notions of diwatas, enkantas etc.

He used to say to an old friend of his who was superstitious, "ngano mo tuo man ka sa mga enkanta , diwata? Pag tuo nga naay Usang Ginoo. Ang Ginoo naa nimo ug naa nako. Ang Ginoo mo hatag ug pan para sa atong lawas. Ang Ginoo may mo hatag ug sustensya para sa atong lawas. Ang Ginoo pood mo patay nimo ug imuha nang panahon." His friend said nothing after that.


I hold the same belief as my Lolo Ciano.

When a patient immediately suffers a heart attack (Myocardial Infarct), the standard medical cocktail given (to prevent post-mi arrthymic induced death) are the following:


1. Morphine
2. Lidocaine
3. Oxygen
4. Nitroglycerin
5. Aspirin



I had a patient who suffered an MI on the bed, and after stabilizing, he was placed in the said pills. Because of the Lidocaine, we prevented post-MI arrthymia (which is the #1 cause of death for post-MI patients).

Thus, saving his life 2 times.

For those who have a family history of Heart Attack, check your levels. You might be at risk. Don't be afraid to consult your cardiologist.

And remember. Health IS Wealth.




Best,
Lorenzo Lucino, Medical Intern

On that note:

If i were the acting internal medicine doctor, and if i had a patient with thrombotic diseases, the plan of action would be to:

1. identify the platelet aggregation pathology
2. treat the cause


---

in treating the cause we identify that platelet aggregation occurs because of the following:

a. vWF (von willibrand factor)
b. ADP (adenosine di phosphate)
c. COX
d. thrombotic growth


I will treat this by attacking the said factors/ inhibit it.

A. prescribe vWF inhibitors
B. prescrib ADP blockers : Ticlopidine and Clopidogrel
C. prescribe COX inhibitors: Aspirin
D. prescribe direct thrombus blockers: Hirudin / hirudin derivatives
E. block glycoprotein factor IIa/IIIb by: Abciximab



Then, monitor levels.
Ask patient to return in a month.
Perform a cbc later that month; check rbc and wbc.
~~~

Quote from: Mulligan on June 14, 2010, 09:53:18 PM
Halo Doc Bran,

Can I take aspirin daily even if I'm not suffering or experiencing signs of heart problems?  Are there any side effects?

Thanks,

Bedo

Bedo, aspirin is also known as a COX inhibitor. It effectively prevents platelets from aggregating further, thereby preventing further thrombosis / thrombocclusive diseases to manifest.

In acute cases, it would be necessary to take heparin / warfarin (if one is taking heparin, one should monitor one's PTT levels and if one is taking warfarin one should monitor the PT levels).

Your local cardiologist should be able to prescribe you these if necessary.

Good luck!

Arterial Supply of the Heart. Any occlusion of this can result in hypoxic injury to the pericardium.

Presented by: A. Lorenzo Lucino, Medical Intern

Heart Arterial Supply

Panic disorder

-A. Lorenzo Lucino Jr, Medical Intern


When I study Psychotherapy , I cannot help but refer to what Freud , himself, referred to it as the processes of recollection, repetition, and working through, which makes up the totality of remembering, reliving and gaining insight. These mentioned essentials illustrates the role  and duty of the psychotherapist with that of the patient. In order for these processes to be realized, there are three factors that must be observed in providing effective psychotherapy. There has to be a solid, comfortable and trusting relationship between therapist and patient and essential to this relationship is empathy, knowledge of the material, and a psychoanalytic setting.

In regards to empathy,  the therapist has to retain a sense of neutrality with the patient and empathy in their situation, and it is necessary for the patient to develop a sense of trust with the therapist and thus can open up to the therapist. By doing this the patient can better relinquish former regressive patterns and develop new, more adaptive ones, as she or he learns the reasons for the behavioral pathology. This is why empathy is necessary to achieve some sort of self understanding and insight to the underlying psychopathology.

Like any professional in a field of interest, one needs to have mastery of a subject material , pass all licensing boards, and practice. A psychotherapist should have the degree , the training, and the expertise to practice his or her field. These prerequisites are necessary in order for one to establish a practice and be employed in the field.

The third factor that is essential is the psychoanalytic setting. Psychoanalysis has to take place in a professional environment, outside from the realities and stresses of life. In this setting, the patient is in a ‘sanctuary’ so to say from external stressors ; it is in this setting that the patient and the therapist develop a trusting and professional relationship. The psychoanalytic setting must promote relaxation and regression, thus allow the practice of effective psychotherapy.

There are ethical and diversity issues that relate to counseling responsibility. The ethical issues that one has to deal with would regard to abstinence, especially considering that most patients will have a libidal need and direct a transference of affection to the therapist. It is a professional requirement that the therapist evade creating any romantic relationship with a patient. One has to keep thing strictly platonic. Diversity issues might arise when some patients come from a different part of the world and express foreign beliefs and practices that might be different from the standard norm that the therapist is used to. In this regard, the therapist should be understanding the cultural implications and effects on why a patient thinks a certain way, practices a certain ritual etc.

Quote from: BolBuhol on January 05, 2011, 07:54:20 PM

ang katabang ko gid

bards, sino ang katabang sa imo?

Quote from: benelynne on January 09, 2011, 05:32:09 PM
Dili man tanan nasapian nag-ampo. Prayer is seeking God's will so that our personal decisions in life will be aligned to it. Kung dili kabubut-on sa Diyos nga maadunahan ta, dili gyud ta maadunahan. But we should pray and discern if it's God's will for us to be rich, and work for it. The poor can have simple pleasures, the rich can have great pressures...  It's God who decides what we can handle and what's best for us.

Well said, Tito Ben.

Lion

Quote from: www.tubagbohol.com on January 08, 2011, 10:34:58 AM
Motuo Ka ug Serena?

when i went to loon, bohol, i was given a tour by a town official. they took me to an old pool in loon in close proximity to a fish farm. one thing that i noticed about the pool was that it was quite dark in color (blueish green); the local official told me that the pool is deep , probably close to 50 feet deep and that the temperature in there was quite cold. he then told me that the old folklore in loon is that there are 'people' living in the pool.

absurd bitaw. i told him that the reasons why the pool is cold is that the stream that empties to the pool comes from the bukid, and the reasons why there is dark plants coming out of the pool is because of the eutrophication around the water-bed. considering the large nitrogen, and phosphorus run-offs from the farms, and human housings around the water-bed.

as for the folklore of 'mga enkanta' that live in the water, i merely smiled at his comment. di ko mo tuo ana. that in itself is a remnant of pagan worship prior to the christianization of the philippines; and some of that belief is still quite high in loon, bohol---per se the beliefs in diwatas and enkantas. why there are even some people in valencia that believe that there are enkantas in the panangatan river and in badjang springs.

I believe in Jesus Christ alone. beliefs in witchcraft, mermaids, quack doctors etc are null en void.

Do you know the etiology of the mermaid, isles? 

Only one that I believe in: Jesus Christ.

Oh blessed Senor Santo Nino,

The most miraculous image of the Infant Jesus Christ,
continue to protect those who have recourse to you,
let us not suffer want in this world of troubles,
but cleanse us all who have recourse to you,
and cover us with your protection, love, and glorious blessings.

Senor Santo Nino, loving God,
Continue to watch over my daily walkings,
and that I may do what is according only to your will.

Senor Santo Nino, loving God,
please continue, O Lord, to watch over my family.
Keep the health and spirits of my dear mother,
my dear father, my dear sister, my dear brothers,
my beloved lolo ciano, my aunts, my uncles, and cousins.

This I ask and pray in your name, Jesus Christ.
Amen.

This is another beautiful version, Praise be to God!



Create in me a Clean heart

Domine, audivi auditum tuum, et timui; consideravi opera et expavi; In medio duorum animalium innotesceris; dum appropinquaverint anni, cognosceris; dum advenerit tempus, ostenderis. In eo, dum conturbata fuerit anima mea; in ira misericordiae memor eris. Deus a Libano veniet, et Sanctus de monte umbroso et condenso. Operuit caelos majestas ejus; et laudis ejus plena est terra.

Old Roman chant - Domine audivi auditum tuum

Acapella - Growin' Up in the Lord

Acappella - Do you love the Lord

In Bohol we call a beautiful girl : INDAY

In Iloilo they call a beautiful girl: INDAY

A beautiful rendition by Martin Smith.

Create in me a clean heart - Martin Smith

Create in me a clean heart oh God
And renew a right spirit within me
Create in me a clean heart oh God
And renew a right spirit within me

Cast me not away
From thy presence oh Lord
Take not thy Holy Spirit from me
Restore unto me the joy of thy salvation
And renew a right spirit within me

Create in me a Clean Heart

Create In Me A Clean Heart (version 2) - as sung by Jack Marti

Quote from: fdaray on January 09, 2011, 11:59:15 AM
ayaw na lang mo sa networking kay daginoton ang inyong kwarta. Maayo pay e swertres kay basin ug makadaog pa. I am one of the victim.

Mr. Daray,

You give a wise advice. In Medicine, when we treat the disease, healing takes time and requires consistency in medication regimen. The same goes for financial growth: gains take time to accumulate.

In medicine, the plan for treatment of a disease is long-term management and check up. There are no 'quick fixes' in medicine, and so should it be for financial gain. As the body requires time to heal, so too, does accumulating wealth through honest / hard work.

I do not believe in any such 'miracle' drug that cures everything. There is no such thing. Nor do i believe in pyramid schemes.

I am wary of anyone who proclaims positives of such without legitimized information and backing.

Fools are made such ways.

Indeed. Soccer in Europe is now called 'Spanish Futbol'

Joe Holt - Seek Ye First - 6/4/09 - Central Baptist Church

Seek Ye First [A Tagalog Rendition]

The crucible is for silver, and the furnace is for gold,
and the Lord tests hearts.

--Proverbs 17: 3