ni Julie Bonifacio @Winner | Mat. 17, 2025
Luhaang muli ang puso ni Kris Aquino. ‘Yan ang inilahad ni Kris sa kanyang latest post sa Instagram (IG) kahapon.
Ilang buwan lang ang lumipas nang mapangalanan ang bagong boyfriend ni Kris na doktor na si Mike Padlan, ngayon ay break na agad sila.
Narito ang mahabang pag-amin ni Kris sa lagay ng kanyang puso at kalusugan.
“During this time of uncertainty, I choose to share MY PAINFUL TRUTH, the doctor I loved left me because he wanted the freedom to travel, to break free from needing to care for & the reality of KRIS AQUINO who had multiplying autoimmune diseases with so few treatment options. Enough time has passed: he did not love me. In my defense, he did receive the correct professional fees— even when we were a couple. End of that chapter (never akong natakot umamin ng katotohanan).
“The TRUTH, in his words: ‘INIWAN KITA DAHIL MAHIRAP KANG MAHALIN, sobrang sikip ng paligid’— my prayer is that he will now STOP trash talking & cursing my best friends and doctors who are still doing all they can to improve my quality of life, proving everyday genuine love, compassion & loyalty.
“Last night my rheumatologist tried ultrasound-assisted targeted steroid shots on my knees… My body reacted the same way I did when we tried 34 months ago the steroid challenge.
“Bimb is now doing MMA training and I weigh less than 80 lbs, only 36 kilos. I cannot walk, each step is agony. The excruciating pain is from my knees all the way to my feet, a combination of deep bone pain (lupus arthritis, Polymyositis, and acute fibromyalgia).
“I decided to post my current reality because I want to give HOPE. When you are unconditionally loved, when like me, you are blessed with a son who will do all to lessen his mama’s physical & emotional suffering— HINDI KA SUSUKO. TINITIIS ko ‘yung matinding sakit na parte na ng bawat araw ko dahil ang pagmamahal ng anak ay walang katumbas.
“Life is difficult for all of us— but faith in God and REAL love proven by ACTION gives ALL the needed willpower to persevere. Thank you God, thank you TO ALL for your continued prayers for my healing, and to MY “northern star”— Bimb for being much more than your mama deserves. I love you ATE. Thank you ate @celdasan for taking care of kuya now. TULOY ANG LABAN (yellow heart emoji).”
Prayers pa more for Kris.
LAST Sunday ay nagkaroon kami ng chance na mapanood ang isa sa 8 full-length films na entry sa Puregold Cine Panalo, ang Tigkiliwi, sa Gateway Cinema sa Araneta Center, Cubao.
Ang Tigkiliwi ay isinulat at idinirek ng award-winning editor na si Tara Illenberger. Ang pelikula ay sumasalungat sa mga maling paniniwala tungkol sa libingan, aswang, at iba pang darker sides na kinatatakutan ng mga Pinoy.
How we wish na magkaroon din ng movie na ang kuwento ay tumatalakay sa mga nagligtas ng buhay ng mga tao gaya ng paramedics, nurses, firemen, rescuers, at iba pa na may Pinoy flavor, especially now na nadiskubre namin na meron nang school for paramedic course.
Recently, nalaman namin na nag-graduate ang kauna-unahang batch ng mga paramedics sa bansa mula sa Dr. R.A. Fernando School of Healthcare, Technology, Inc..
Luckily, isa kami sa mga taga-media na naimbitahan para um-attend ng commencement exercise ng mga nagtapos ng paramedic course sa Dr. R.A. Fernando School of Healthcare, Technology, Inc..
Special guest speaker sa paramedic course commencement ceremony si TESDA
Director General Francisco “Kiko” Benitez.
Ayon kay TESDA Sec. Benitez, “This is the first program registered under TESDA for MS, for emergency response services. So uhm, this is the first batch.
“Obviously, I think it’s clear naman to everybody that there is a need for professionalizing and ensuring that we have a baseline for the skills and technical capacities for emergency response.
“So uhm, which is why the Marylou (Hontiveros-Fernando) from the Doctor Fernando school devised this training that helps capacitate first responders for emergencies of many kinds. And it is after all benchmarked on what is expected, for example, in the United States. To make sure that the capacity is at least matched.
“So, sana naman, dumagdag pa, dumami pa ang mga estudyante n’yo because it’s an obvious need that people know how to respond beyond just first aid, for example.”
For the first batch, mga doctors and nurses muna ang inimbitahan ni Ms. Marylou, ang director-general ng school, to join the course na nag-last for 35 days.
Si Ms. Marylou ang presidente ng school at sa kanya nanggaling ang ideya na magkaroon ng paramedics sa Pilipinas based on her personal experience.
Couple of years ago, inatake ang kanyang mister na isang doktor habang may medical mission sa bansa. Naka-based ang mag-asawa sa Amerika.
Hindi umabot sa hospital ang kanyang mister sakay ng ambulansiya na 10 to 15 minutes away lang sa mga kilalang ospital sa San Juan.
After two years, pumanaw ang kanyang mister at bumalik si Ms. Marylou sa Pilipinas para ilunsad ang kauna-unahang kurso sa paramedic.
Sabi ni Ms. Marylou, “It’s been my passion. If I could just save one life, it’s worth my husband’s life.”
Isa sa mga kahalagahan ng paramedic ay, tulad sa US, in case of emergency, everybody calls 911, darating ang ambulansiya. Without a paramedic, dadalhin nila sa ospital ang pasyente kahit hindi naman kailangan ng emergency care.
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