Life in Amkor

For the past 11yrs, i've spent my life working in Amkor Technology Phils., Inc... as an fvi operator(final visual inspectress-engages in separating the bad ic from the good ones), i've given all my best to be one of it's good employees, 8 hrs of work rendered per day, sometimes w/ overtime to make sure needed products will be delivered on time. During my 2nd yr in Amkor, I planned to resign, why is it?......because i've noticed that my eyes were starting to have a poor visibility...from 20/20 vision into 150/150 vision, such a rapid increase...then a threat comes into my mind that i might be blind after I leave Amkor.

That time, i was confused, my co-workers refrain me from resigning coz it's hard to find a job outside Amkor, explaining to me that having a poor eyesight is one of the hard sacrifices of an fvi operator. If you were in my place, what will you do??, will you prefer to resign to save your eyes from future dis-order or will you stay because you're the only one who provides for your family??

After having thought of it 100x, i had preferred to chose the 2nd one & have to accept the fact that i have to do this for my family who depends on me for our everyday living. Year after year, my vision started to grow higher, i need to wear an eyeglass to see clearly the things from afar. Could you imagine that i can't identify a person standing 1meter away from me?? Such a pity for me.....

Well, that's a sad part of my story, the happy part, is during my stay in Amkor i have gained so many friends, kumares that had accepted me for what i am & what i can give. Through the good & bad times we helped each other, in & out of Amkor, happy memories w/ them will always stay in my mind until i grow old..these post is made for them to know that i'm so happy to become a part of their lives...thankyou so much guys, i missed all of you, hoping to see you again soon.......