Combivir supply resumed

So I went and collected my medication supply again today. For the past month I have been going weekly basis because that's what I was given.

Actually my stock can still last me 2-3 weeks more but I am not going to take the risk. We all know we should keep stock.

So today I got back monthly supply, which is good, because the pharmacist, Julie Looi remembered I asked her last week when the normal supply would resume. This week she dispensed for me again and I can see she's happy to be able to give me my monthly bottles.

And it's a different vendor now.



In an unrelated note, just as I was about the leave, I witnessed an accident just outside Tanglin clinic. A car clipped the side of a motorcyclist causing them to fall. I saw it all as it happened just beside me but I decided against stopping to help seeing that it's nothing major. It took me a few seconds to look into the mirror and make my decision before driving away. 

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