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30/05/2026

I was in my lodge earlier this Saturday morning, sleeping when people began to scream downstairs.

I woke up and stood up for a while contemplating what the reasons for the screams could be.

I sat back on my bed concluding that it might be usual students fight.

The screams turned into wails and cries and that was when I rushed downstairs to know what was wrong.

“It's Oscar! He jumped into the well!” One of the ladies that littered around said in pity.

I scoffed. Oscar has taken what happened to heart.

Oscar used my lodge (because I stay alone) to invite his girlfriend over. He told me they made out and he so much emphasized how sweet the babe was. I told him he shouldn't bother explaining that I saw it myself. I lied to him that I planted a camera in my room and saw everything that happened.

I told Oscar to send me 50K so I wouldn't cast him. This was happening last night. It was a joke, I just wanted to freak the dude. But little did I know he took it personally.

I went back to my lodge with regrets bleeding in my heart. Then, I saw some missed calls from my phone. It was Oscar, 2 mins ago. Fear gripped me. I called back and it was picked up.

I found out it wasn't even the Oscar that I knew that jumped into the well. It was Oscar, the pet dog of our caretaker!



©️ Nurse Derex

30/05/2026

We all have that one person who always wants to be in control of everything.

They are always around and they consciously or unconsciously want everything to be done in their own terms.

They have to be manipulative if need be.

It is a mental illness.

They are "neurotic control freaks".

Google defines them as persons who has a strong need to control their environment and the people in it, often driven by anxiety and a fear of vulnerability.

This behavior is linked to emotional dysregulation and can manifest as perfectionism, micromanagement, and a dislike of unstructured time.

It is considered an unhealthy way of coping with internal feelings of insecurity.

Have you ever come across such persons?

©️ Nurse Derex

30/05/2026

What’s your plan for the weekend?

09/05/2026

May Council Results records 69% overall average pass.

Hmmm….

09/05/2026

Why does this keep coming back even after strong antifungal treatments?

If it keeps returning, you’re probably missing something important.

Here are the possible reasons:

1. You quit too early: Fungus stays alive under the skin after the itch stops. Apply your cream for 7 days after the skin looks clear.

2. How do you wear your underwears?
Athlete’s foot and jock itch are the same fungus. If you touch your feet and then your groin or pull underwear over bare feet, you’re re-infecting yourself. Put socks on before your underwear, please.

3. Trapped moisture: Fungus needs water. If you aren't bone-dry, it grows. Use a hair dryer (cool setting) or a medicated powder to stay dry.

4. Dirty laundry: Cold water doesn't kill spores. Wash your boxers and towels in hot water and dry them on high heat.

5. Resistance: If your current cream isn't working, the fungus might be used to it. Swap to a different active ingredient (which is of course prescribed by your doctor).

If it still won't disapper, it might be eczema or an allergy, not a fungus. Time for a doctor to see a doctor asap.

Share to your family and friends so they can know better.

©️ Nurse Derex

09/05/2026

06/05/2026

Always guilty as charged!🤦‍♂️😂
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06/05/2026

Why do you skip washing the back of your ear when bathing?

05/05/2026

I just started watching Bridgerton.

This Season1 dey somehow. I expected more.

05/05/2026

Female kangaroos have two separate uteri and three different vaginal tubes.

The two side tubes are used for carrying s***m to the wombs, while the middle tube is used specifically as a birth canal for the baby to travel through.

This unique setup allows a mother kangaroo to be a conveyor belt for babies. She can have three different offspring at three different stages of development all at once.

One is a tiny embryo kept on standby inside her womb, one is a small joey growing inside her pouch, and the third is an older joey that has left the pouch but still comes back to nurse.

The most amazing part is the "pause" button she can hit on her pregnancy. If the environment is too dry or food is scarce, she can stop the development of the internal embryo.

Once the pouch becomes empty or the weather improves, the embryo starts growing again. This ensures she always has a replacement ready to go, which helps the species survive in the harsh Australian outback.

Because she has multiple babies of different ages, her body is even capable of producing two different types of milk at the same time. One teat will provide high-energy milk for the big joey who is hopping around, while another teat provides a different recipe of milk designed specifically for the tiny newborn living inside the pouch.

Wonderful isn’t it?

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©️ Nurse Derex