What happened to you?

The first FAQ that was asked was:
What happened to you?
I showed my finger and I said, "the car's..." (lost of words).

Then, the second Q: Was it slammed by car's door?

No! Scalded by the car's cigarette lighter's point.

Oh no! Hold on...

Doctor's advice is to put the 'burnt' finger on running water once it got burnt (I did that once I reached clinic), and do not apply chemicals such as toothpaste, soy sauce, etc. to release the pain (it wouldn't help).

Then, doctor put my 'burnt' finger on the cream to release pain. I felt a bit relieved after that, and I took medicine (painkiller), immediately.

 
 

The Joy of Driving

Being a driver is not an easy task, especially it is for a long journey trip. You are responsible for your passengers' life. Ensuring you have enough rest and to be fit as a driver.

I embraced becoming driver in the past two long journey trips which I joined together with ex-colleagues, from two different companies. I truly enjoyed those moments. I managed to drive from KL-Ipoh, Ipoh-KL, and KL-Cameron Highlands, Cameron Highlands-KL.
I felt the sense of achievement and the joy of driving.

Interesting diagnosis

I find it surprising when a medical doctor diagnosed someone with anxiety instead of the physical pain that the person had.

It makes me pondered on the below questions:
Is it the doctor's awareness on mental health has increased?
Or
Is it true that sometimes, physical pains are caused by mental & emotional pains (such as stress and anxiety)?