I was admitted to this hospital for a minor procedure, and honestly? It exceeded my expectations. From the start, the surgical team was not only professional but also incredibly kind. I cried before the procedure (hey, no judging), and instead of making it awkward, they comforted me. That moment genuinely meant a lot. (So sweet, grrr.) Special shoutout to the cook, because the food was absolutely GOATED. I could eat it every day and not get bored. I always assumed hospital food would be bland and depressing, but this place proved me wrong… well, except for breakfast, which was just okay. Major respect to the nurses and the backbone of the hospital. I didn’t catch their names, but every single one of them was kind, patient, and helpful. If I was annoying at any point, I’m sorry. You all handled me with grace, even when I was unintentionally ragebaiting. I genuinely didn’t know better. To everyone who made my stay surprisingly enjoyable: thank you. You deserve a raise for the quality of care you provide. Now, about the doctors, especially Dr. Razale and Dr. Azlan. I wasn’t planning to hype Dr. Razale too much, but I’ve changed my mind. He gave me a huge discount on my check-up (saya mata duitan 🤑), and that was a pleasant surprise. That said, I do wish Dr. Razale had explained my condition directly to me. I understand I’m a minor and my parents were present, but I’m the one who’s sick, not them. It would’ve helped me feel more involved in my own care. Also, I’m offended that he assumed I eat ramen just because it’s trendy among my generation. I barely touch ramen, okay 😞.