See..

After taking a bath and cleaning my eyes this afternoon, I covered my left eye and checked my right eye's vision as always (to entertain myself) since I'm so happy every time I see the improvement of my vision.. Mababaw ang kaligayahan eh.. Pero super super nakakatuwa! And then I became happier! It became a little bit cleare compared to yesterday.. As in! I was able to identify how many icons are in my desktop.. Galing! Galing!

Words are not enough to describe how happy I am.. Anyway, here's a glimpse of how HAPPY I am..

O diba nakakatuwa!

"Natutuwa ako"

"Natutuwa ako!" Those are the words that kept coming out my mouth after I was discharged from the hospital. I AM HAPPY because my surgery was a super mega complete success, I kept noticing a lot of improvements and since my face won't show how happy I am, I kept on blurting out: "Natutuwa ako." and "Ang saya ko." Haha! So get ready, I'll enumerate all those improvements. Ready. Get set. Go. ;P

The day before the big day.. Talitha & I were fooling around

Surgery (April11): SUCCESS! Thank you.

I'm sorry for the super late post. After finishing my column for April 25 and sending it, my computer malfunctioned. :( Something's wrong withe the videcard or motherboard. I'm currently typing via my ipad coz my pc is in the hospital with Dr.Cris my superhero friendly IT cousin. Haha. Anyway, here the much awaited story of my surgery. Pictures to follow.

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April 9 - Check-in at Philippine General Hospital at around 8 or 9 pm (i think). Check-in, parang magho-hotel lang. Haha. Before heading to PGH, we dropped by St. Jude Parish to light a candle & pray then went to Robinsons Place beside PGH to buy some groceries and eat dinner. Tsk. I forgot to have a haircut. And then we were ay PGH - 5th floor, rm523. The next day was just consecutive number of tests to prepare mo for my surgery. We were told that I'll be needing blood donors to donate 2 bags of blood as a replacement for the blood they borrowed from blood bank that they'll use for my surgery. We posted it on Facebook, and were touched with all the responses, thank you so much!

April 11, 2011 at around 6am, the nurses fetched me in my room with stretcher in tow.

EYE CAN! I CAN!

***this is a scheduled post

At this moment, I am already inside the operating room (if there isn't any cause for delay) being prepared to open my head and remove my tumor.. Please join us in praying for the success of this operation..

BRB

We are currently preparing for my admission at Philippine General Hospital tonight.. My surgery is on April11, Monday at 7am.. Please pray for me.. And also, we are still accepting shirt orders, you can purchase it when you visit me.. Just contact my mom at 09272459400. Okay?

Visit I AM KCAT page on Facebook for updates c/o my sister, Talitha..

Maglalakwatsa muna ako.. Hahaha ;P

For KCAT (me! me! me!)

Favor please..

1 week to go!

In less than 168 hours, I'll stay in the operating room again.. this is it! i'm not sure if we reached the target amount for my surgery yet.. but God will provide.. Am I ready? Of course I am! I'll just sleep through it & by the time I wake up, it's done! Pray for me okay? :)

God answers

I often talk to God and pretending He is just beside or in font of me. I talk to Him like how I talk to my friends, kwento lang.. When I started my EYE CAN Fund-raising Campaign, I told God: "Lord, pwede pong humingi ng booth para makapag-benta ng items ko for my fund drive?" and He gave me not 1, but 2 answers! Last week, I told him: "Lord, OK sana if I'll be featured on TV again para ma-promote yung fund drive ko, kung ok lang po." and in less than a week, HE ANSWERED: "SURE"

Che Che Lazaro Presents on Abs-Cbn, details soon. :)

P.S.: Last I was thinking (after praying), gusto ko ng Happy Lemon. Kelan kaya kami pupuntang Greenhills, para makabili ako. I wasn't really asking God, but He was listening to my thoughts & answered me again this morning: "On Tuesday." :)

St. Scholastoca's hEARd me

Ms. Hazel Tan from St. Scholastica's College, Manila invited me to set-up a booth during their Ed Soc (Education Society) Week and ask me to be a speaker so that I can tell the students that having a disability does not mean that you have to be handicapped and won't be able to do anything.