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09/05/2026

To All Our SuperWomen & Super Dads Playing both Roles ♥️ Happy Mothers Day 🌹

05/05/2026

Fashion is Art 🌹

02/05/2026

Love has no limits 🌹

01/05/2026

Soft as light, bold as the sun ✨

26/04/2026

A wise woman once told me, if you can’t be anything.
Be Love.
Love your neighbor as much as you Love yourself 🌹

26/04/2026

I look to you 🌹
Our Beautiful Bride

24/04/2026

In that quiet second, love looked like this 🌹

22/04/2026

Late nights, early mornings, and a whole lot of faith… today it all paid off 🎓

14/04/2026

With all due Respect Sir, Your statement proved why our Health system in Fiji is FAILING US!

First and foremost I hear you! And yes, I’m responsible too because I failed to know CPR…

Luckily there was a pharmacist and an ex paramedic personnel present who were first responders. Please read my first post when you get the chance…

Here’s my statement:

Obviously people react differently to these kinds of things, we’re only humans.

1. Now you would say take him to the hospital etc etc - Did you know that CPR was the only thing keeping him alive?!!!!!!!
At the same time calls were being made etc etc

2. We had hoped GPH would have something or anything on standby (experience or updated)
They were going to be our safety net - Clearly that failed too!!!!!

3. Now the Hospital!!!! Clearly they were young, I’m not saying they weren’t capable… and again, people react differently is all I’m going to say in this EMERGENCY UNIT.
I understand that these kinds of things happen everyday and it’s a normal day at their workplace…
BUT tell me why the monitor was moved before he passed and rolled out to another patient?
Of course I understand that theres other emergencies as well.
My question is, Is there only 1 AVAILABLE at the EMERGENCY UNIT? (I’m just curious?)

Now, Sir. I can’t imagine the position you have nor do I even want to fathom the decisions you make! Fiji Goverment with everything going on…
Please reconsider this incident and the many lives who have faced similar situations or far worse!
DON’T TELL US, SHOW US! Not everyone has the luxury to afford private clinics!!! (The state of public hospitals - well you all see it )
We’re human beings who deserve the same kinds of treatment regardless of race,gender or status!

There’s a saying that goes, Rome wasn’t built in a day - If you have forgotten, Please remember why we the people voted FOR YOU!

In case you’re wondering, why such a fuss. I don’t expect you to get where I’m coming from but if you’re curious, we lost a kind soul, a wonderful person and a dear friend.

Fiji Government Ministry of Health & Medical Services - Fiji fijivillage Grand Pacific Hotel, Suva St John Ambulance

There are no dedicated paramedic workforce within the Ministry of Health to respond to emergencies outside hospital settings. This has been confirmed

12/04/2026

Our health system is failing us. Fiji government, I urge you and maybe you’re doing the best you can but please health care should also be a priority in this country!

About 8.50 last night, a dear close friend of mine had an episode - 5 tables away it looked like he fainted. Quick to responde Jo Carter and mea Black! a min Inn, started making calls for an ambulance! 9.04pm!!!!
I was told that all the ambulance was occupied at CWM, I get it! and I understand!
I replied is there anyone I can call, later she gave me a number and I had no idea it was the fire authority. (Thank you NFA, for at least responding!)
She then connected me to another call and all I could remember is, can you please send someone or anyone!
In the mean time assisting for mouth to mouth.
The phone was on speaker, on the floor and everyone that had helped and assisted kept him alive for 30 mins before fire authority came with the trolley and stretcher.

NOW HERES MY VENT!

I’m not blaming or pointing the finger here but to share some light ( because pardon my language, WHAT THE ACTUAL F**K!)

As a citizen of this country/ resident YES FIJI! (not by race or status) a concerned fellow human being born and bred here.

1. Fiji Government - I understand you’re probably doing the best you can! In however little way/big way you’re helping this country - but FIJI HEALTH CARE IS SO BROKEN!
It shouldn’t be a matter of if you can afford private hospital, you’ll get the best care and if you can’t well there’s always CWM. - From personal encounters of CWM, I’ve experienced this before and all I can say is
DISSAPOINTING!
The doctors and nurses can only do what they can do best!

2. Grand Pacific Hotel, Suva - for a 5 star hotel and supposedly the best in Suva, your equipments are OUTDATED AF!
The manager on duty and the team did the best they could to assist, However shouldn’t you have a person always on standby who has basic knowledge to respond to this kinds of situations?! Better yet, UPDATE YOUR EQUIPMENTS! Because there was no doctor present at the event!
If anything, Management get your A into G ( again pardon my language for f**k sake! It’s the grand lady)

3. Ministry of Health & Medical Services - Fiji - Fiji St John Ambulance FIJI! When we drove back to GPH, Please tell me why 2 Ambulance truck was parked outside?!
Make it make sense?! ( I later shared this concern with a doctor and I quote”when they say over the phone that the ambulance is occupied. They mean NO DRIVER, NO PARAMEDIC ON STAND BY)
Well that’s just great (pardon my language, for f**k sakes)

3. The fun part! I have no knowledge in CPR, but I do have common sense. Funny thing about common sense is, it’s not so common is it?!
In these kinds of situations, if you can help in anyway please do so! If not the best way is move back, clear the space!!! Really any truly!
Don’t stand there and hover!!! Don’t take up space, time and energy for people who truly trying to help!!!

4. National Fire Authority, although you were all fire fighters, with no equipment just a transportation. From us to guys that responded to the 9.04pm call, Big Vinaka Vakalevu!!! For at least responding and making it!!!!!

Now you must be wondering why am I venting on a Sunday, why is it important to share this!
He was a dear friend of mine and this kinds of situations is faced everyday and I’m more disappointed of how things turned out.
You can say, it’s his time or it was out of our control. Siggggghhhh
I get all that, I really do!
Before you start saying, we did the best we could.

Start asking the questions and create conversations about this!!!!
Speak up and hold those accountable in positions!because one day you might encounter a situation like this.

I’m not telling you to do your job, I’m reminding you what people face everyday and what could be done better! Health care should be a PRIORITY (better yet free if that’s possible?!)

Sa rauta mada na pump lavo Ike ika vei so na ga e sega saraga ni yaga! Kerekere - visit the hospitals and talk to them on their daily struggles because they need your support!

* Proper systems in place e ganiti Ike!

He fought for 45mins, the family was present and he wasn’t alone 😔

Sa ko ga ya! Blessed Sunday.

10/04/2026

Behind every Hobby is someone still figuring it out 🌹
2years today since this aired 😂😬