eFocalPoint Volume 2 Number 6 :: Christmas Cheers from the IRON CHEFS: Serving the Filipino eyeMD

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• Carlos G. Naval, MD

• Ruben Lim Bon Siong, MD

• Harvey Uy, MD

• Patricia Khu, MD

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Aside from the spiritual renewal and the usual festivities that Christmas brings, the season always portends the end of the year. Commonly, we are amazed that another year has gone by so rapidly that just when we've gotten the hang of writing 2011, we'll soon have to shift to 2012. Between class, family, and group parties, let's take time to introspect. What have we done this year that distinguishes it from the past year? How will we make next year a better year? Can you list your accomplishments in 2011 and concretely say that you have become a better person to your family, friends, colleagues, and patients? To put it in the Christian perspective, have we proven to God that it was worth the trouble of sending his Son to us more than 2,000 years ago? Were we, are we, will we be worth saving? I exhort all members to strive to continue improving personally, professionally, and spiritually. We can be better doctors, better Filipinos, better humans. Let us deserve our epithets. Happy Holidays!

Carlos G. Naval, MD

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• President's Corner		• Special Feature

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