The most likely reason for not reporting is: they are too busy or too tired to do so.
It is the case with me, too.
Working full-time, doing a postgraduate course, starting a family business, doing some volunteers and taking care of family, I wish I had 72 hours a day!
So I really needed a break.
As the postgraduate course is winding down and the family business is taking some shape, I am regaining control on my time. It was hard to catch up with the people who are already in some leading positions among health professionals. I realised medicine is an activity of human treating human, even it is expected to be expanded more into cyberspace.
He aha te mea nui o te ao? He tāngata! He tāngata! He tāngata!
What is the most important thing in the world? It is people! It is people! It is people!
I would like to conclude this entry by a small incident our family had the other day.
It was when we visited North Head for a picnic. It was a sunny holiday afternoon and we enjoyed tea and exploring tunnels and a natural cave. On the way home we dropped in on a supermarket for food to cook for the dinner. After shopping around we came back to our station wagon and open the rear hatch to find a Thermos flask without its cap!
We hurried home and stored chilled/frozen foods then my wife and children went off for North Head again. I had a meeting that evening which I had to conduct so I couldn't join the search.
To my great relief when I checked my mobile phone during the coffee break I found this photo message:
