Celebration After Our COPAR Exposure

There's always a rainbow after the rain.
But where's the rainbow in this picture??

At long last! Our 6-week COPAR Community Exposure has finally come to an end! And after every long stressful week, we all need a break. So all of us decided to go to the Buhisan Dam where you still have to ask for permission from the DENR because the place is protected.

This is what it looks like after entering the large gate of Buhisan Dam.

Nice view isn't it??

So this is the Buhisan Dam.

Umm.. okay.. Vanity Strikes again

Where is she, where is she, where is this beautiful girl

EMOTIONAL??

We really had a great time in the Buhisan Dam. I'm also gonna miss that very peaceful place. There's really more to it than what the pictures show but I just can't put it to words right now. Haay. Maybe I'm just too emotional becuase this will really be my last experience as a nursing student. This is really an experience worth remembering. Thanks to my classmates, my friends. ^_^

By the way, this was taken on the jeepney on our way home. The jeepney was full so we had no choice but to cling at the back. tsk3!

COPAR Community Assembly

Yep! That's me on our COPAR Community Assembly. I'm one of the speakers that time and I was interpreting and explaining the data we have gathered from our community survey. My topic was about the community's immunization status, their drug habits and the most common diseases found in the community.

While the talk is going on, some of my classmates are also busy taking blood pressure at the back for those who want to kno their blood pressure.

We also prepared snacks for the 50+ people who attended our Community Assembly and some raffles for those who can answer the questions we throw at them. Of course, the questions are related to the topics discussed, so they really have a reason to listen to our discussions!

The COPAR Community Assembly is the last and most tiring part of our COPAR Exposure so we took some pics with all the members and Clinical Instructors present.

I'm really going to miss this experience and especially my time with my classmates.

Feeding Program in the Community | COPAR

After our Community Health Teaching and our Operation Blood Pressure, another activity we had while on our COPAR experience is the Feeding Program. As you can see, I'm already in some of the photos so I'm inspired to blog about this one! This is one of the most fun experience we had in our COPAR because we get to mingle with a lot of kids and not only that, we have made them happy by our Feeding Program. This was held in the Sitio Nazareth Day Care Center so a lot of kids were really there waiting for their classes to start.

We have taken a lot of pictures so I don't need to narrate everything that happened because a single photo is worth 1000 words. And I don't think I have that 1000 words so let the pictures narrate the story. ^_^

While preparing for our Backdrop

and TADA! Our Feeding Program by Cebu Normal University Backdrop!

Now that it's all set up, let the program begin!

Dancing some kiddie songs! This was fun!

Oh no! Vanity strikes again. Tsk3!

Now that the program has ended, don't we get a Feeding Program too?? =D