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- Your Medical Speciality:
- MAKING MEGA BUCKS
- Your Research Interests and Other Areas of Interest:
- LIVE N LET LIVE
- Medical School/University:
- B.P.KOIRALA INSTITUTE OF HEALTH AND SCIENCES ,NEPAL
- Hospital:
- a:1:{i:0;s:7:"friends";}
- Relationship Status:
- On the positive side, I am, thoughtful, concerned, ambitious, progressive, funloving, independent, trustworthy, and forgiving. People find me the one whom they can depend on and share everything. I don't have an attitude problem. I respect the privacy of others, and I expect people to respect my privacy. I'm not very religious but I am spiritually strong. I am very romantic as well. ;-)....n yea my frends say dat um very creative !! i can make sumthing beautiful out of nuthin !!
On the negative side, I am a pessimist , restless, very impatient, picky, an over thinker, self-conscious, hypersensitive, and a bit moody. I am a very hot-headed person, but I know how to control my temper. And I get nervous sometimes upon simple matters. I trust people very easily.
i cum to nay conclusion very quickly!!
And I hate to compromise on self-respect. Yet I have to compromise sometimes, to move on.
I am always trying to become a practical person and a better citizen. I respect humanity and I think we have the responsibility to do something for the betterment of humanity. I think life is not bestowed to us just for fun.
- Interested in:
- MY CONFIDENCE N MY COMMUNICATION SKILLS N INTERACTIVE SKILLS
- I'd Like to Meet:
- BAILEY N LOVE , PARIKH ..
- Favorite Medical Websites:
- STUDENT
Comment Wall (14 comments)
- At 8:22pm on July 4, 2009,
Mohammed Yasser said… - You don't have to be sorry.........
Thanx anyways....
bye
- At 10:30pm on June 26, 2009,
Mohammed Yasser said…
- so you are in B.P.KOIRALA, nepal.
one of my friend sethu sinha is now an intern there. could you plz get his contact number for me???
plz thanx
- At 8:16am on June 11, 2009,
yousef m said… - salam alikom....MY CONFIDENCE IS MY COMMUNICATION SKILLS N INTERACTIVE SKILLS....i like your comment........
- At 6:16pm on June 4, 2009,
Dr.Tariq Rahim said… - hello dr.how r u?
- At 4:21pm on June 3, 2009,
DR SYED SHAH MUHAMMAD NASRULLAH said… - i am from imdia.currentlyworking in saudi arabia as pediatrician.
- At 11:07pm on May 27, 2009,
ozzzii. said… - jus saw it was ur b'day.......happy birthday to u.....god bless u!
- At 6:26pm on May 27, 2009,
Dr Arshad Rashid said… - hsppy birthday...sofia
- At 3:23pm on May 19, 2009,
Doc_Bombay said… - salaam...
wich yr u in, sofia ??
- At 10:46pm on May 15, 2009,
Qazi Muhammad iqbal said… - asa'kum thanks for adding me as a friend.
so how r u my friend?
- At 12:43pm on May 15, 2009,
JUNAID said… - hii
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