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Our Lady of the Pillar College-CauayanSan Fermin, Cauayan City, IsabelaCollege of Nursing and Midwifery

Community Documentation(Sept. 28-Oct. 03, 2009)

Submitted by:GROUP # 07

Katrina B. PenuliarAletha Jane M. Daus

Gretchen G. DomingoMacrina A. Domingo

Sarah Joyce C. EscubioPrince Allan P. Esteban

Israel A. GamesMark Junniver O. Lacerna

Relma L. PasatiempoJovielyn P. Pilar

Manielyn D. Trinidad

Submitted to:Mr. Tammy Maurice T. Liwag, R.N.

Community Istructor

Our Lady of the Pillar College-CauayanSan Fermin, Cauayan City, Isabela

College of Nursing and Midwifery

ACTION PLAN

OBJECTIVES ACTIVITIES EXPECTEDOUTCOMES

DATE MATERIALS NEEDED PERSONSRESPONSIBLE

At the end of the rotation, the SNs will be able to:

To synchronize with the Municipal Mayor and the Barangay officials as a respect and acknowledgement to the authority.

Courtesy Call The Municipal mayor and the Barangay Officials will acknowledge the group and the activities to be done.

September 28, 2009(Monday)

Level III Student Nurses and the Community Instructor

To orient the group with the barabgay status and possible health conditions that may happen within the

Orientation The group will be oriented with the present status and health condition of the community.

September 28, 2009 Past files, directories, and documentations


community immersion.

To formulate plan for the different activities to be done for the entire rotation.

Action Plan Student Nurses will be able to:>formulate order of activities according to identified objectives.>picture out expected outcomes within the planned time.>identify the materials needed nd the persons responsible for each activity.

September 28, 2009 Paper and pens Level III Student Nurses and the Community Instructor

To assign leaders and secretaries of the group to facilitate the activities for each day.

Appointing of team leaders and secretaries of the day.

The assigned team leader of the day has the responsibility to facilitate the group.

The assigned secretary of the day has to take note every details of what have discussed during discussion.

September 28, 2009 Paper and pens Level III Student Nurses and the Community Instructor

To assign the group with

Tasking The student nurses have their specific

September 28, 2009 Paper and pens Level III Student Nurses

their respective task and responsibilities.

tasks and assigned activities.

and the Community Instructor

To be familiarize with the barangay facilities.

Ocular Survey Student nurses conduct ocular survey around the barangay especially the barangay facilities.

September 28, 2009 Camera for documentation

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To observe and integrate with the community people in order to collect data and gather information will regards to their concerns and actual condition in life.

Home visit and interview

The student nurses will conduct home visit in all purok to asses and observe people way of living and health condition

September 29- October 1, 2009

Paper and pens BP apparatus PHN bag Black Umbrella Camera for

documentation


To render basic health services and identify such disease or illnesses that is currently present in which it affects

DBHS BP taking Nail cutting Post partum care

The student nurses will deliver basic health service of the community people to note those who had disease or illnesses.

September 29-October 1, 2009

Camera for documentation

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Level III Student Nurses

their daily lifestyle.

To establish trust and rapport to community people.

Helping community people in their activities.

The student nurses will develop effective communication skill and the community people are actively participating with the student nurse.



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To make list of each family members in every Purok.

Making health directories of Brgy. San Juan

The student nurses will record almost of the families of the barangay.


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To deeply appreciate what are the insight or lesson we have learned in the community.

Making learning feedbacks and reflection through video.

The student nurses will better understand the way of living and factors that contributes to health of the community people.



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To provide initial plan of action of the resolution of the problem.

Validation of the problem or concern of the community.

The group will encourage the people to participate for the resolution of their problem.

September 30, 2009

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To observe Duty on RHU The Student September 30, BP apparatus Level III

health care delivery system render basic health services, practice communication skill for proper link aging between the community people and the health care provider.

Nurses will fully understand the referral system on rendering better health care services to the community and apply what we have learned in the school.

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Student Nurses and the Community Instructor

To document and record all activities done and relevant information gathered and made during the rotation.

Making accomplish-ment reports, minutes of meeting and photodocu-mentation.

The Student Nurses will recorded all relevant data and assure the completeness of all the information we have gathered.


Notebooks and pen Camera for

documentation Log book with

directories Black Umbrella


To treat such skin disease and impart knowledge.

Giving akapulco soap to the community people.

The Student Nurses will develop effectively on how to interact with the community people.

October 2, 2009 akapoulco soap BP apparatus PHN bag Balck umbrella Camera for

documentation


To develop one’s strength and weaknesses that

Action Reflection

Action

The Student Nurses and Community

October 2, 2009 Notebooks and pen

Camera for


contributes and hinder the activities for the whole rotation.

Sesion Instructor will accept the abilities, critism, comments,opions that could improve the performance of the group .

documentation Log book with

directories Black Umbrella

To maintain cleanliness and orderliness of the barangay hall before depature.

Cleaning the barangay hall or stuff house.

The Student Nurses will assure the cleanliness and orderliness of the barangay hall.

October 2, 2009 Cleaning materials


TASKING

DAY To COOK To WASH THE DISHES To SWEEP THE FLOOR1 Junniver Lacerna Relma Pasatiempo

Manielyn TrinidadKatrina Penuliar

2 Israel Games

Katrina Penuliar

Gretchen Domingo

Macrina DomingoJovielyn Pilar

Junniver LacernaIsrael Games

Sarah Joyce EscubioManielyn Trinidad

Prince Allan Esteban

Aletha Daus

Relma Pasatiempo

3 Jovielyn Pilar

Junniver Lacerna

Prince Esteban

Katrina PenuliarGretchen Domingo

Aletha DausRelma PasatiempoManielyn TrinidadMacrina Domingo

Israel Games

Sarah Joyce Escubio

Jovielyn Trinidad

4 Aletha Daus

Relma Pasatiempo

Macrina Domingo

Isarel GamesSarah Joyce Escubio

Jovielyn PilarJunniver LacernaPrince Esteban

Gretchen Domingo

Manielyn Trinidad

Katrina Penuliar

Aletha Daus

5 Manielyn Trinidad

Sarah Escubio

Junniver Lacerna

Gretchen DomingoKatrina Penuliar

Aletha DausMacrina DomingoRelma Pasatiempo

Prince Esteban

Jovielyn Pilar

Isarael Games

Manielyn Trinidad

6 Junniver Lacerna

Israel Games

Jovielyn PilarManielyn TrinidadKatrina Penuliar

Relma Pasatiempo

Prince Esteban

Gretchen Domingo

Our Lady of the Pillar College-Cauayan

San Fermin, Cauayan City, Isabela


ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT

DATE ACTIVITIES ACTUAL OUTPUT FACILITATING FACTORS

HINDERING FACTORS

RECOMMENDATIONS

September 28, 2009 Courtesy Call

Tasking : >Assigning of area

The student nurses together with their Community Instructor conducted courtesy call to the Municipal Staff of the Municipality of Quezon.

The student nurses together with their Community Instructor conducted courtesy call to all the Barangay Kagawads of Brgy. San Juan.

The Community

The Municipal Staff of Quezon were very kind, approachable and accomodating.

The Barangay Kagawads of Brgy. San Juan were very kind and hospitable.

The students followed the Community Instructor’s

Poor road condition and many gogs in some houses that

Municipal Mayor, Brgy. Officials together with the community people

>Assigning of team leader and secretary of the day

Ocular Survey

Formulation of Acomplishment Report and Minutes of the Meeting

Instructor divided the group into seven (7) that would be in-charge in every Purok.

The Community Instructor divided the group into six (6): one will be the team leader and one will be the secretary for each day.

The student nurses conducted an ocular survey around the barangay noting and to be familiarize in the important barangay facilities.

The team leader formulated accomplishment report for the day while the secretary formulated

instruction.

The student nurses were very excited and cooperative in every activity.

may be a hindrance in our activities.

will talk about the problem for the betterment of the community.

minutes of the meeting.

Prepared by: Noted by:

MA. KATRINA B. PENULIAR TAMMY MAURICE T. LIWAG, R.N.






HINDERING FACTORS

RECOMMENDATIONS

September 29, 2009 Pre- conference

Home Visit

The team leader informed and discussed to the student nurses about the different activities that should be perform for the day such as: taking survey in every household, and delivery of basic health services.

Purok 1Katrina PenuliarMacrina Domingo

Purok 2 and 7Relma PasatiempoPrince EstebanAletha Daus

Purok 3 and 6Sarah Escubio

The student nurses listened attentively to the team leader.

The student nurses proceed immediately to their assigned area.

Some of the student nurses unable to accomplish their tasks due to the reason that some of the community people are ashame to the student nurses, they even hid inside their

The student nurses must also go in places where the community people usually or commonly gather.

DBHS

Post-confernce

Israel GamesManielyn Trinidad

Purok 4 and 5Gretchen DomingoJovelyn PilarJunniver Lacerna

The student nurses delivered basic health services like BP taking and nail cutting.

The team leader gather her groupmates to reiterate the activities they have done for the day.

The student nurses were very fascinated and eager to serve the community people.

The student nurses listened conscientiously to the team leader.

houses and some are not in their respective houses.


MA. KATRINA B. PENULIAR TAMMY MAURICE T. LIWAG, R.N.






HINDERING FACTORS

RECOMMENDATIONS

September 30, 2009 RHU-Duty

Orientation

Tasking

Home Visit

Some of the grroup members handled supervised by the Community Instructor travelled from Barangay San Juan to RHU-Quezon for a duty.

The Clinical Instructor instructed half of the group that will stay in the RHU the things to be done.

The Clinical Instructor assigned each member of the group to the different task in the RHU.

Early availability of the vehicles to be used.

Observantly and careful listening of the student nurses to the instructions of their Clinical Instructor.

Eagerness of the group to accept the task and work for it.

Student nurses accepted respective purok and they endure to

Some of the people in the barangay are not on their house,

The student nurses must also go to the places where community people



Purok 3 and 6Sarah EscubioIsrael GamesManielyn Trinidad


accomplish their task for the day.

that is why they did not finish their tasks.

mostly gather.


ALETHA JANE M. DAUS TAMMY MAURICE T. LIWAG, R.N.






HINDERING FACTORS RECOMMENDATIONS

October 01, 2009 Pre- conference

Home Visit

The team leader led the prayer and explained to the group member the activities to be done like, continuation of home visit, and interviewing the different Barangay Officials.



Purok 3 and 6

The whole group were listening attentively to their team leader.

Assigned members of the group accepted their respective tasks to their respective areas to continue and finish the activity for the day.

The meeting started late because of the accomplishment of the daily routine and they woke up late.

Some members assigned to some areas did not able to finish their respective task in home visit because some of the people are not on their houses.

Some of the student nurses

Student nurses should woke up early and should other alternative ways in order to start the activities earlier.

The assigned members on each respective areas must also go in places where the people of the community usually gather.

As much as possible the

Post-conference

Sarah EscubioIsrael GamesManielyn Trinidad


The team leader led the prayer and discussed to the group all the activities that were finished.

Dynamic participation of the group.

having difficult in communicating with the community people because of the dialect of the community people.

student nurses must try their best to adjust or speak in the dialect of the community people.


MACRINA A. DOMINGO TAMMY MAURICE T. LIWAG, R.N.






HINDERING FACTORS

RECOMMENDATIONS

October 02, 2009 Pre-conference

Home visit for the community people

Interview

The TL for the day lead opening prayer & discussed the activities such as home visit for interview, of the community people, giving of Acapulco soap, continue making of directories & ARAS.

The SN conducted home visit in order to know & check for client’s condition.

Some student nurses went

The SN is actively participated & attentive in listening.

The SN’s who visited show their willingness and done their own part.

Active participation of

Other student nurses were not present because they are busy integrating at Kgwd. Rosa’s house.

Due to lack of time &

Student nurses should wake up early and be able to know how to manage their time wisely.

It is necessary to health educate to prevent further complications & provide information in the client.

Integration w/ the students at San Juan Integrated school.

Cleaning\ng the Brgy. Hall.

ARAS

around in order to interview one of the community people.

The student nurses decided to integrate w/ them through chatting, interviewing & taking picture w/ them.

The SN’s together w/ our C.I. participated in cleaning the different areas of the Brgy Hall.

Our group together with our C.I. had

both the SN’s & one of the community people.

The students acknowledge us together w/ their teacher & showed their interest in visiting them.

The student nurses w/ their community instructor. participated & done their part.

All the student nurses were present and heard the

unavoidable circumstances, the brgy. Captain & one of the BHW w/c is supposed to be interviewed are not yet available so that is why we decided to interview at least one of the representatives of the community people.

Some of the students does not want to join picture taking because they were shy.

Not all the student nurses are present in cleaning the area because they are busy cooking.

Due to

The student nurses should have enough time to mingle with them.

Be open, honest, express our whole heartedly feelings, opinions and

our ARAS while waiting for our service to arrive.

opinions, comments, accomplished activities & reflection of each other.

unexpected incoming of the super typhoon “PEPENG” our ARAS had finished fast so that we can went home as soon as possible

comments to everyone.


RELMA L. PASATIEMPO TAMMY MAURICE T. LIWAG, R.N.



College of Nursing



HINDERING FACTORS

RECOMMENDATIONS

October 11, 2009 Pre-conference

Terminal Evaluation Examination

Our Clinical Instructor told us to finish all the requirements for RHU and Community Documentation.

To determine or to test the effectiveness of what we have learned.

All the SNs are present and had been doing the said requirements.

The SNs knowledgeably answer the test questions.


PRINCE ALLAN P. ESTEBAN TAMMY MAURICE T. LIWAG, R.N.

FINANCIAL REPORTQuantity Item Cost

1 tray Egg 120.00 14 pcs. Red egg 96.00 ½ kg. Dried tinapa 45.00 1 ½ kg. Galunggong 100.00 2 kg. Milk fish 230.00 2 kg. Tilapia 160.001 pack Hotdog 98.00 1 ½ kg. Pata 150.002 kg Pork chop 320.00¼ kg. Chicken liver 65.00 2 kg. Tomato 55.00 2 pcs. Cabbage 38.00 ¼ kg. Carrots 15.00 ½ kg. Cucumber 18.00 100 ml. sachet Patis 4.15 320 ml. Fish sauce 16.30 350 ml. Vinegar 20.30 340 ml. Soy sauce 22.50 1 liter Cooking oil 50.00 10 packs Lucky me Pancit canton 45.00

10 packs Lucky me Beef and Chicken noodles 62.50

2 kg. Pansit Cabagan 100.00 6 packs Tasty bread 180.00 220 ml. Lady’s choice bacon spread 71.95 12 sachet litro pack Nestea lemon 101.45 60 ml. Axion liquid 9.20 1 pc. Sponge 15.00 2 gallon Mineral water 100.00 1 pc. Light bulb 30.00

Gasul 350.00 Total 2688.35

PRINCE ALLAN ESTEBAN

BSN-3B/ Group # 07

LEARNING FEEDBACK DIARY(Brgy. San Juan, Quezon, Isabela)

Objectives:1. To anticipate the needs of every individuals beyond those cycle of their life.2. To become much more tolerable and skillful in terms of rendering health care

services and to meet their amenities.3. To be much more aware of what the people perceive and anticipate about their

statistics of life and how to enlighten their minds.

Living with the community people is not an easy thing to do because I am not familiar with the

people. In our 5 days community immersion in Bgry. San Juan, Quezon, Isabela. I had learn so many

things and I am challenged with kind of life they had.

On our first day, we had familiarized the place before we planning the necessary things we must

do in order for us to provide adequate care to the people. Our C.I Mr. Tammy Liwag didn’t come with us

in visiting the people because he wants us to developed independent in ourselves. On the second day, I

and some of my group mates went to purok 7 or cuntapay were it was far from other purok. Going their

was very tiring for us because we had walked kilometers to reach it when we have arrived, I so how

difficult and heart breaking their condition was. The people really need attention and care. They have

told us that the health providers in Brgy. San Juan often go their because of the distance you will travel

before reaching it. I am happy dealing with them because they really kind to us. They are very thankful

to us, Because of simple things we are helping them and giving the necessary knowledge they need in

changing their life.

The experienced we had, in living with the community people is a thing should be

treasured. It had made us understand how it really hard to live with a far barrio. They should not

loose hope in making their life better. They should use their condition us their a challenge for

them to strived more for their future.

ALETHA JANE M. DAUS

BSN-3B/ Group # 07


Objectives:1. To live with the people and to understand their health situation.2. To render health services to the people in the community.3. To develop my skills and capacity as a student nurse to serve the people without

any personal intention.

I am excited when we have our community integration at Brgy. San Jaun, Quezon Isabela. The

community people warmly welcome in their place. They treated us the way every one wants to be

treated because of their hospitability; I was able to adapt myself in a new environment.

A week of staying in the community is a great experienced in me, especially in mingling different

people and serving them. My group mates were so willing to ingrate with the people by living just the

way they live. I know that by putting ourselves in someone shoe is the best way to learn about others. I

was also able to give health service with the people by taking their vital sign and giving them simple

health information. It was a good feeling to see how happy the people are when I give simple teachings I

saw how wiling them to learn. I learned that the most important service to be given to them should be

health services because this is their primary needs.

As a student nurse i also learned to understand and respect other personality’s culture, belief of

other people. We hope somehow, we have done them good upon staying in their humble community. It

was fulfill experience to be apart of a community diagnosis especially if I see the smile of the people who

are happy on what we are doing for them. This experience have given me more inspiration to help and

served other people. All the things we made are nothing without the guidance of our very supportive C.I

Mr. Tammy Liwag. We thanked him for being there always, we learned a lot from him.

The accomplishment we did was so fulfill. I have learned so much from them and I hope they

learned something from us too. Now I know that there are a lot of people that needs to be given more

attention for their needs not only financial but more on health services.

MANILYN D. TRINIDAD

BSN-3B/ Group # 07


Objectives:1. To integrate with people, to listen to their needs and to love them.2. To render health services.3. To enhance my knowledge about the community people and to learn more about

their culture and traditions.

Community integration for me is the complicated thing in my profession as a student nurse,

because I am not confident with dealing with the people in a certain community. But I accept this

challenge not for the grade or anything but for the experience which will enhance may capability to be a

community nurse.And also to face my fear and to leran from it.

We arrived in Brgy. San Juan Quezon, we are welcome with a nice weather. My first impression

on the place, people in the barangay are difficult to understand and no cooperation. The first thing we

did is to consult to the Brgy officials and tell to them the purpose of our community immersion. And how

can we help them in solving some simple Health problem in their barangay. And the following days we

had our home visits and conducted some health teachings in some mothers about the importance of

breastfeeding and child’s immunization.

In the 5 days of community immersion that we had I conclude that its not easy to live in a

barangay that is far from the town proper. Because some of them cannot easily avail some health

services in the RHU. After that days I could say that in the future I want to be a better community health

nurse so I could help people who are really in need of proper health services.

MACRINA A. DOMINGOBSN-3B/ Group # 07


Objectives:1. To be able to differentiate the various methods of family nurse contact.2. To be able to apply the essential principle in home visit.3. To be able to determine the family health status of the people in the community.

Last September 28 to October 2, 2009, we, Group 7, had done community immersion at

Brgy. San Juan, Quezon, Isabela. The experienced was great! “Incomparable.” It made me easier

to visualize and recognize situations regarding the community problems and their environment.

With regards to their health activities, our group conducted house-to-house visit. Such as we’ve

done imparted health teachings to those clients especially pregnant women, families who had a

problem of malnutrition and hypertension. We also interviewed some of their Barangay Officials

especially with their Committee on Health and some member or group of community people,

regarding of what are their expectations why we were there to stayed five days in their

community. And we have done one-on-one getting of vital signs in every Purok assigned to us,

we experienced also to assisted mother who delivered a baby, cutting nails for children and

distributed herbal soap, too.

Through there, I was once inspired by them, it’s just amazing that in a little way, I can

help those people whose at first strangers to me. But before all these things there are factors that

hinder our investigation and integration such as most of our time with the families we were find

it out they did not coordinate well because they are busy in the farm field and in their

livelihoods. Those it served me as a challenge. Despite of these things the people are still nice

and hospitable. And most of them are approachable and friendly which facilitates me at ease.

Sometimes we think that they are just an ordinary people who live their life simple and others are

hopeless. But honestly they are more than that. I am glad that you can see unity and strength of

the family helping and holding into one anothers hope. On this thing alone, I can say that they

are so blessed. I am just wishing that this will continue until the next generation come and I hope

that they will start here to improve more their living.

Studying at the four corners of school are not enough to enhance and practice more about

the necessary things needed especially on health status of our country. To experience live with

community people will be one of the great challenge to become a better professional nurse

someday. Brgy. San Juan is one of my memorable moment in my life, I felt my heart with full of

loving and caring to the community people. Things that I have learned from the school and

shared for the people is one of a great opportunity that I never forgotten.

MARK JUNNIVER O. LACERNABSN-3B/ Group # 07


Objectives:1. To be able to know the health status of the community people.2. To be able to implement nursing care plan to the adopted families.3. To establish rapport to the community people.

In our five days community immersion in Brgy, San Juan, Quezon, Isabela we have

learned a lot for ataying there. Our C.I. Mr. Tammy Maurice T. Liwag doesn’t come with us in

going house-to-house visit because he want us to become independent, it is nice because we

learned how to use our therapeutic skills in communication.

Here in Brgy. San Juan, you’ll meet different people, there’s a family that is

approachable to us but some are not, but we use our therapeutic skills in communication so that

we can interact with them.

In our second day, me and my three groupmates was assignes in Purok 7 or Purok

Cuntapay. The Purok Cuntapay was far in the center of barangay, it was more than 1.5 km going

there. We walk going there, it’s far but we enjoyed as we walk going to the said purok. As we

can see the Purok 7, we are sad to see their situation, poverty is the most problem, there’s no

electricity and the health services was not complete.

Although we did not complete the six (6) days for staying there because of typhoon

Pepeng, we learned a lot of things in our community immersion.

RELMA L. PASATIEMPOBSN-3B/ Group # 07


Objectives:1. To better understand and know the factors that affects their health status.2. To be able to develop our learning experience in the community area.3. To be able to apply our knowledge that we learned in school.4. To integrate with the community people in order to establish trust and rapport.

As we continue our learning experience in our chosen profession, we practice and apply

our knowledge not only in the hospital setting but in community too. Being exposed in the

community of Brgy. San Jan, Quezon, Isabela, we had given the opportunities to enhance our

own capability and ability to integrate in the lives of the people. Our exposure in this community

teaches me a lot of things which is very important in my chosen field.

It is necessary to assess first ourselves in dealing with different kinds of people before

assessing the lives of every individuals. Self awareness is very essential. I learned to recognize

the uniqueness of every persons, develop my own’s strengths and weaknesses. I realized that

community health work is a struggle based from the experiences and difficulties we encountered.

In this area where we exposed every minutes of the people’s time is very precious to them

because of their major sources of income is farming so for them it simply means a day without

work would simply means a day without food. I appreciated also the goodness of the people they

have shown to us, they gave us information without hesitation.

Learning and working experience serves as a mile stone that metamorphosized us into

beautiful characters. I had learned more integrating the people although in my own part I have a

problem in communicating with them because most of them are purely Ilocano in which one of

my weakness but then I made myself easily adapt and adjust. Inside the school it is hard for me

to appreciate what is really the communication means, but then I came face-to-face with realities

of life. All I knew was I read in the book and what I learned in the school but then I realized that

nothing was more real than being where the problem really was. The things that we have learned

from our instructors, books, and experiences may prove to be indespensable and it will prepare

us to face the competitive world where success does not come in terms of high grades but of

fulfillment, security and satisfaction.

I really enjoyed my stay in this area full of fun, excitement and learning experince and it

will forever treasure these memories of mine, it will serve as a guide as we go along with our

chosen profession and continue to journey the path toward achieving my dreams.

JOVIELYN P. PILARBSN-3B/ Group # 07


Objectives:1. To study and understand the different factors affecting health.2. To understand the situation of the people in the community.3. To apply our knowledge and to develop our skills in nursing profession.

“Application of knowledge is wisdom,” this principle have been always in my mind to be

able for me to learn, develop my skills, and to understand more about nursing profession…

nursing is not only about earning money by serving rich people in cities and hospitals. It is also

reaching out to those who are in need especially in the remote areas in communities. That is why,

I do believe that rendering basic health services to the people are essential in the aspect of

nursing.

I had learned how to deal with the community people as a whole in which the principles

and steps in PHC and COPAR serves as my guidelines in doing so. I had gained the trust of the

people and their full participation as well, in which it is a great factor to achieve the ultimate

goal--- “self-reliance.” For how can we achieve a certain goal if there is no cooperation from the

group? To achieve it, I had motivated and empowered the community people that they have the

capacity to change and they are able to bring about change. I had learned also to focus on the

interests of the people and not my own interest. I had learned to prioritized their needs. Also to

work with them, and to let them think critically by recognizing the root cause of their problems

and how to solve it. This how I had studied and understand more that health is a multifactorial

phenomenon, in which it is affected with different factors.

I had realized how sick are we…in which it had motivated me to continuously help and serve all

those who are in need because it brings and give a feeling of great pride and achievement/ satisfaction

to one self when I see their ungrantifiable smiles and happiness…in one way or another I have imparted

one graet value and good change to make a certain community a better and healthy place to live in.

GRETCHEN G. DOMINGOBSN-3B/ Group # 07


Objectives:

1. To learn and understand the tradition of different people in the community.2. To enhance my communication skills.3. To point out the characteristics of a healthy community.

The community health nurse provides care to clients who are members of families, to

aggregates of clients who form families, and to the familiey as a whole. Each family is unique in

ways of meeting the needs of its members and society. Therefore, the nurse must know his

family client, a dynamic and complex unit that adpts to each individuals changing roles and

functions.

Our community immersion was at San Juan, Quezon, Isabela. We stayed at the

community for six days but due to the typhoon Pepeng we went home earlier. At first, I am

nervous because it’s my first time in San Juan but I’m glad that because of this community

immersion I met a lot of friends. The people in this barangay was approachable and friendly.

And I learned to become independent because I’m far with my parents but I still have a family,

my Community Instructor and my group mates. Eventhough sometimes we don’t have

cooperation, some of us committed such mistakes, our bonding become stronger because we

treat each other not only as a groupmates but as one family and we build a good friendship from

that.

I realize a lot of things in staying in the community and I treasure all of those experiences

when we conducted house-t-o-house visit.

SARAH JOYCE C. ESCUBIOBSN-3B/ Group # 07


Objectives:1. To identify the role of the community health nurse in the community.2. To learn how to deal with the different traditions of the community.3. To improve my skills in interacting with the community people.

Community immersion is about dealing with the community people, home-visiting and

interviewing about their health status.

Living with the community people in Barangay San Juan, Quezon made me improved

more of my communication skills in interacting with the community people. I learned on how to

deal with them easily. Community people in San Juan were very hospitable and friendly, because

they gave us an overwhelming welcome in their community.

In five (5) days that I stayed there with my groupmates, I learned how to deal with them

one-by-one. We worked as a group for us to finish all of our requirements. Although sometimes

we lack cooperation.

I am happy because I developed my different skills in the community. O thank our very

nice Community Instructor, Mr. tammy Maurice Liwag for making us working independently

because we learned how to worked on our own. I hope that there would be more time for us to

help other people and share our knowledge to them for us to have a better health.

ISRAEL A. GAMES

BSN-3B/ Group # 07

LEARNING FEEDBACK DIARY

(Brgy. San Juan, Quezon, Isabela)

On October 2009, we had our community immersion in San Juan, Quezon, Isabela. We are

scheduled to stay there for six (6) days. But due to unpleasant weather, we are sent home early.

San Juan is an isolated area, a place which I think civilization does not occur, and does not fully

exist. Far from everything which you can noticed the face of poorness of our unfortunate fellow Filipino.

On the first day, we are deployed in every purok to conduct interview with the people, asking

some questions to gather some important facts, datas and informations that could serve as the basis to

help them to be more aware not only about their health, but the whole health status of their

community.

While staying and interacting with this people, I had observed some qualities which the

community people showed and of course I really appreciate. They are approachable and hospitable

which showed us a generous welcome in visiting them.

The important thing that I’ve learned in the community is to deal and live with the people into

simplicity and humbleness.

KATRINA B. PENULIAR

BSN-3B/ Group # 07


Objectives:1. To better understand the different factors affecting the health status of the

community people.2. To develop my communication skills especially in interacting with the community

people.3. To be able to understand more the role of a Community Health Nurse and on how

to apply it.

Community integration was already a part of us students not only because it is a part of our

curriculum but also in reality, in our chosen profession. We were exposed to this kind of activity for us to

understand more what are the different factors affecting the health situation of the community people,

to develop our communication skills as we apply what we have learned in therapeutic communication as

we interact with the community people and for us to be familiar with the different roles of a

mommunity health worker/ nurse and for us to put into action the things that we have learned.

The things that we have learned in the four corners of our classroom is not enough, for us to

improve and broaden not only our knowledge but also our skills is that we must be exposed in the field

just like what we are doing in this so called, community immersion.

Barangay San Juan is one of the remote areas in Quezon wherein most of the community people

here are can not afford to avail medical care. And with our house-to-house visit, I discovered that some

of the sickness of the community people are related to their problem lack of financial matter.

Living with this kind of community is not that easy. But through our willingness to learn and

adapt with their living and lifestyle helps a lot for us not to experience any difficulties living with the

community people. At first, I have to adjust a lot of walking, wading through the muddy paths, in going

to houses of the community people, but I had no difficulty in adjusting. I don’t m ind the small sacrifices,

as long as I am able to help the people, as long as I can serve them, I am already fulfilled. But we should

also limit what we can render to them for them not to become dependent to us. We should impart to

them what we knew on how to prevent and also how to treat the diseases.

When dealing with the health care of the community people, we also have to deal with their

economy, their source of livelihood, their education, their housing, family and many more. And from

then on, I realized how really sick we are especially those who are in the authority, not only on our

country but with the other countries as well, war instead of housing, roads and bridges, privatization,

deliberation instead of health services. At the haelth center, the services are lessened because the

budget for health is lessened.

I also realized that I learned more from them than they from me as we go on during our

collaboration. As a community health worker, the aspiration of the community people becomes your

aspirations.

DIRECTORIESOF PUROK 1

Number Name Gender Civil Status

Date of Birth

Remarks

1 Joseph Javier

Male Married April 2, 1974

Susan Javier Female Married February 14, 1975

Joyce Javier Female Single March 12, 2001

Rafael Javier

Male Single January 4, 2003

Jasmin Javier

Female Single September 9, 2008

2 Rodolfo Villoria

Male Married October 10,1963

Leticia Villoria

Female Married November 1, 1964

Jun- jun Villoria

Male Single December 12, 1987

Rea Villoria Female Single November 11, 1989

RodolfoVilloria Jr.

Male Single October 10, 1991

Jeorge Villoria

Male Single August 20, 1995

3 Ricardo del Rosario

Male Married March 3, 1986

Rhea del Rosario

Female Married July 2,1989

Arjay del Rosario

Male Single February 2, 2009

Randy Villoria

Male married April 5, 1977

Eleonor Villoria

Female Married May 9,1976

Lovely joy Villoria

Female Single October 20, 1999

Randy Villoria Jr.


5 Charlito Legaspi

Male Married November 28, 1962

Elizabeth Legaspi

Female Married July 25, 1968

Lenalyn Legaspi

Female Single February 15, 1987

Charlito Legaspi


Mary grace Legaspi


Christian Legaspi


Richard Male Single January 30,

Legaspi 1993Jose

LegaspiMale Single February 5,

1996

6 Charlito Sambo

Male Married May 13, 1968

. Reyna Sambo

Female Married February 20, 1977

Allan lee Sambo


Magdalene Sambo


Jade Sambo Female Single November 15, 1996

Angelica Sambo

Female Single May 15 , 2000

Charito Sambo

Male Single

7 Renante Salamero


Grace Salamero

Female married November 21, 1973

Aloha jane Salamero

Female Single July 19, 1991

Mark Anthony Salamero


Gracilou Salamero

Female. Single April 7, 2004

Renante Salamero Jr.


8 Dinda Bautista

Male Married June 18

Evangelyn Butista

Female Married November 18

.Evelyn Ragini

Bautista

Female Married July 28

Roger Bautisa

Male Married January 10

Almalyan bautista Tejada

Female Married October 28

Mylene Bautista Trajam

Female Married May 20

9 Victor Villoria

Male Married June 12, 1970

ULCER

Nera Villoria

Female Married December 24, 1972

Jessica Villoria

Female Single December 1, 1997

RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS

Victor Villoria Jr.

Male Single November 28, 2002

10 Honeybal Bilog


Jovely Bilog Female Married January 30,

1969James

Vincent Bilog

Male Married October 14, 2003

11 Rodolfo Pera

Male Married July 14, 1964

HPN

Felly Pera Female Married February 27, 1967

Rodolfo Pera Jr.

Male Single July 24, 1987

Lerio Pera Female Single September 14, 1988

Lorelie Pera Female Single July 29, 1990

Rene Pera Male Single March 13, 1997


Number Name Gender Civil status Date of birth

Remarks

1 Conrado Nera Male Married November 1, 1955

Maria Nera Female Married November 9, 1957

Myla Nera Female Married May 24, 1981

Rio Nera Female Married March 17, 1983

Richard Nera Male Single March 5, 1955

Mary grace Nera Female Single September 19, 1984

Conrado Nera Male Single June 13, 1986

Marian Nera Female Single May 22, 1998

Crippen Nera Male Single December11, 1999

2 Fely Laciste Female Widow June 29, 1980

Levilyn mae Lasciste

Female Single June 6, 2002

Raffy Lasciste Male Single January 19, 2006

Lordwin Lasciste Male Single May 10, 2009

3 Ronaldo Nera Male Married September 7, 1974

Marilyn Nera Female Married November 5, 1974

Romar Nera Male Single December 9, 1992

Rochelle Nera Female Single January 29,1995

Rona Nera Female Single April 3, 1997

Ronalyn Nera Female Single Febrary 22, 2003

4 Richard Fallorina Male Married January 23, 1975

Laila Fallopian Female Married December 28, 1976

Reyland allorina Male Single September 8, 1993

Roland Male Single January 30, 1997

Love joy Fallorina Female Single June 30, 2003

Richard Fallorina jr.


5 Rodolfo Fallorina Male Married October 24,

1944Dionisia Fallorina Female Married September

22, 1974

Rey Fallorina Male Single May 24, 1973

RichardFallorina Male Married January 23, 1975

Regina bad Fallorina

Female Married March 3, 1977

Christy Fallorina Female Single October 20, 1979

Rachelle Fallorina Female Married July 18, 1986

Roda Fallorina Female Married June 23,1985

6 Guillero Nera Male Married June 2, 1961

Beatriz Nera Female Married December 16, 1962

Bernadette gAston Nera

Female Married June 23, 1985

Guillermo Nera Jr. Male Single November 13, 1986

Aldwin Nera Male Married September 29, 1988

Guilbert Nera Male Single February 2, 1991

Valerhey Nera Female Single February 7, 1993

7 Alfredo Erang Male Married October 3, 1945

Leanila vargas Erang

Female Married September 7, 1948

8 Danilo Gaspar Male Married November 28, 1969

Rosenda Gaspar Female Married October 18, 1991

Roselinda Gaspar Female Single April 20, 1993

Danilo Gaspar Jr. Male Single April 21, 1996

Dany boy Gaspar Male Single March 26, 1998

Erika Gaspar Female Single March 27, 2000

Crisanto Gaspar Male Single January 22, 2004

Cristian Gaspar Male Single May 9, 2007

Erick Gaspar Male Single September 21, 2009

9 Guillermo Soriano Male Married May 28, 1974

Almalyn Soriano Female Married February 1, 1977

Aljhun Soriano Male Single May 19, 1994

Alex Soriano Male Married November 28, 1997

April joy Soriano Female Single April 10, 2009

10 Fransisca Soriano Female Widowed October 5, 1945

Mariza Soriano Female Married May 8, 1990

11 Danilo Soriano Male Married December 8, 1966

Felipina Soriano Female Single July 20, 1974

Jennifer Soriano Female Single August 8, 1996

Jonathan Soriano Male Single February 23, 1998

Jenilyh Soriano Female Single August 23, 2004

Danilo Soriano Jr. Male Single February 27, 2006

Joel Soriano Male Single November 19, 2008

12 Dotibo Garcia Male Married September 10, 1961

Evelyn Garcia Female Married September 18, 1967

Erick Garcia Male Single May 23, 1988

Aiza Garcia Female Single June 23, 1989

Shema Garcia Female Single November 26, 1990

Jovelle Garcia Female Single April 9, 1992

13 Danny Buenaviente


Elma Buenaviente Female Married June 7, 1968

Delmar Buenaviente

Male Single March 2, 1990

Juliebeth Buenaviente

Female Single July 11,1992

Michelle Buenaviente

Female Single May 10, 1997

14 Warlito Rafael Male Married September 11, 1958

Julieta Rafael Female Married October 25, 1962

Mercy joy Rafael Female Single June 3, 1983

Euli Rafael Female Single February 28, 1996

Merli Rafael Female Single December 12, 1999

15 Merli Rafael Female Single August 8, 1992

Melchor Rafael Male Single January 22, 1996

Willie john Rafael Male Single August 28, 2005

Warlito Rafael Male Single August 7,2006

16 Sergio Rafael Male Married February 11, 1971

Marlene Rafael Female Married December 10,1978

Marvin Rafael Male Single July 27, 1992

Melva Rafael Female Single August 3, 1999

17 Ric Mercado Male Married December 28, 1972

Carmen Mercado Female Married February 16, 1975

Maricar Mercado Female Single January 13, 2000

18 Gavino Guevarra Male Married February 19, 1968

Evelyn Guevarra Female Married February 14, 1970

Jeric Mercado Male Single January 9, 2004

Christopher Guevarra

Male Single April 21, 1989

Jonathan Guevarra Male Single September 10, 1990

Gavino Guevarra Jr.


John Guevarra Male Single April 18, 1995

Ivan Guevarra Male Single March 16, 1997

Angelica Guevarra

F emale Single September 17, 2006

19 William Pera Male Married January 28, 1980

Jean Pera Female married March 2, 1984

20 Benjamin Pera Male Married June 1, 1943

Rebecca Pera Female Married October 23, 1949

Elizabeth Ruiz Pera

Female Married May 18, 1966

Violeta Valdez Female Married November

Pera 10, 1968Nenita

Purificasion PeraFemale Married November

3, 1969Cecilia Tolentino

PeraFemale Married October 15,

1971Diego Pera Male Married December 4,

1970



Remarks

1 Silvia Besa Female Single November 3, 1985

Norma Besa Female Single October 29, 1997

2 Adelaida Tenioso


Adelino Tenioso

Male Married January 1, 1979

Delilah Tenioso


Angelo Tenioso

Male Single September 2, 1983

3 Dominador Lumanog


Marlina Lumanog


HPN

Christian Jaylord

Lumanog


Aldrin Lumanog


Lovely Joy Lumanog


4 Alfred de Guzman III


Ma. Teresa Caasi

Female Single April 13, 1971

5 Romolo bulante

Male Married HPN

Maribel Bulante

Female Married

Rowena Bulante

Female Single July27, 1989

Darwin Bulante


Christopher Bulante


Alvin Bulante

Male Single May 23, 1995

6 Apolinio Mercado

Male Married August 30, 1976

Eveline Mercado


Jonalyn Mercado

Female Single August 30, 1991

Julius Mercado

Male Single July2, 1999

Jenco Mercado


7 Romeo Trajano


HPN

Adella Trajano

Female Married April24, 1960

HPN

Reymond Trajano


Esperanza Trajano


Glaidel Trajano


Russel Trajano


8 Ellen Wassig

Female Married June 6, 1958 HPN

Princess manadow Wassig


Quine Wassig


Jonard Wassig


9 Victoriano Gutierrez Sr.


Mila Gutierrez


Marivie Gutierrez


May anne Gutierrez


Victoriano Gutierrez Jr.

Male Single Arpil 2, 2000

Marjoie Gutierrez

Female Single March 26, 2006

10 Rodnie Basto


Linda Basto Female Married December 30, 1970

Robilyn Basto

Female Single January 19, 1991

Carolyn Basto


Jomar Basto Male Single September 24, 1997

Rodnie Basto Jr.


Ginalyn Male Single April

Basto 28, 2002Kris Basto Male Single October 12,

2005Venus Basto Female Single October 22,

200811 Pepito

MercadoMale Married May 14,

1978Arlina

MercadoFemale Married August 28,

1979Efren

MercadoMale Single April 28,

1997Jefferson Mercado

Male Single June 23, 1999

ASTHMA

Drexsel joy Mercado


12 Melan Pansoy


Emilia Pansoy


Mark Anthony Pansoy


Franciso Pansoy


Mike Lester Pansoy


Lea Pansoy Female Single May 6, 1999

Menchi Pansoy


April Pansoy


13 Antonio Torres


Myra Torres Female Married July 25, 1962

May ann Torres

Female Single

Angelica Torres

Female Single

Alice Torres Female Single

Althea may Torres

Female Single

14 Alex Siababa

Male Married September 13, 1981

Rowena Siababa

Female Married August 19, 1971

Teofilo Siababa

Male Single

Auria Siababa

Female Single

Andrew Siababa

Male Single

15 Fabian Manuel


Rita Manuel Female Married January 10, 1952

Fidel James Manuel


16 Kagawad Rosa

Mercado

Female Widowed October 2, 1948

Lilian Corpuz


Earl James Camus




Remarks

1 Ferdinand Collado


Gina Collado


COUGH & DIARRHEA

Ginalyn Collado


Jeffery Collado


Ferdinand Collado jr.


Emiliano Santiago


Estelita Santiago

Female Married October 10, 1948

Emelito Santiago


2 Nolie Purificacion


Nenira Purificacion


John micheal

Purificacion


Nolie Purificacion

jr,


3 Norberto Bermudez

Male Married February 24, 1936

ASTHMA, HPN

Magdalena Bermudez’


4 Marina Malunaw

Female Married January 2, 1932

Tereso Malunaw

Male Married December 17, 1929

5 Demetrio Male Married December LUMP ON

Santiago 29, 1966 (L) BREAST

Marilyn Santiago


Krislyn Santiago


Jaylord Santiago


Jason Santiago


Jaymar Santiago


6 Angel Pataray


ANEMIC

Teresita Pataray


HPN

Jemalyn Pataray


Romel Pataray


7 Rodrigo Valdez


Robilita Valdez


John Samuel Valdez


FEVER

John carlo Valdez


Rodrigo Valdez Jr,


8 Rodrigo Querol


Reynalda Querol


9 Carlos Espe Male Married January 15, 1968

Liwayway Espe


10 Marino Estefanio


Victoriana Estefanio

Female Married April 3, 1968

Marvin Estefanio


Vilma Estefanio


Love joy Estefanio


Jenny Estefanio


11 Dante Ilas Male Married May 23, 1972

Ligaya Ilas Female Married January 6, 1970

Leonardo Male Single October 19,

Ilas 1991Leizle Ilas Female Single March 28,

1992Lea Ilas Female Single January 15,

1998Liza Ilas Female Single August 3,

1999Laisa Ilas Female Single July 18,

2001Danilo Ilas Male Single September 4

, 200612 Federico

LegaspiMale Married April 9,

1960Jocelyn Legaspi


Crisanto Legaspi


Analiza Legaspi


Federico Legaspi Jr.

Male Single March 26,1996

Camle Legaspi

Female Single November 22, 1991

13 Z-rex Diaz Male Married May 31, 1979

Dona marie Diaz


Zander Diaz Male Single June 9, 2009

14 Rene Navur Male Married November 12, 1972

Charita Navur


Angelyn Navur


15 Reynaldo Alejandrino


Jonalyn Alejandrino


Rose ann Alejandrino


Richard Alejandrino


Reynold Alejandrino


16 Florante de Leon


Leny de Leon


17 Nestor Balmores


Ofelia Balmores


Analyn Balmores


Andy Balmores


Arceli Balmores


Aries Balmores


18 Alvin Balmores


Jenalyn Balmores



Number Name Gender Civil Status Date of Birth

Remarks

1 Darwin Guerero


Rosemarrie Guerero


2 Virgilio Bermudez


Marry Bermudez


Lemuel Bermudez


Jaymar Bermudez


Jepsy Bermudez


3 Rosemarie Bermudez


4 Roosevelt Bermudez


Melanie Bermudez


Roland Bermudez


Raymark Bermudez


5 Max Fallorina


Edna Fallorina


Mark Allan Fallorina


John Mark Fallorina


Kayzel Nicole

Fallorina


6 Max Estefanio


Maria Estefanio


Monica Estefanio


Jimmy Estefanio


Bong Bong Estefanio


7 Leonardo de Leon


Lourdes de Leon


Levy de Leon

Female Single 1991

Gilmar de Leon

Male Single 1993

8 Globert Nustrales

Male Married

Rosemarie Nustrales

Female Married

Ella Marie Nustrales

Female

9 Cariaga Cariaga


10 Fernando Cabaruan


Betty Cabaruan

Female Married ASpril 5, 1968

Alberto Cabaruan


Armando Cabaruan


Benaflor Cabaruan


Baby Cabaruan


11 Amparo Pascual


Risalino Pataray


Rema Pataray


Rommel Pataray


Randy Male Single May 18,

Pataray 1990Renalyn Pataray


12 Maria Bautista


Marry ann Bautista


Princess Nicole

Bautista

Female Single September 21,2009

Gina Bautista


Marry rose Bautista


Ginalyn Bautista


13 Domingo Ilas


Anita Ilas Female Married August 31, 1981

14 Rinillo Drapete


Marina Drapete


Marinel Drapete


Maricel Drapete


15 Henry Calderon

Male Married May 10 , 1975

Raquel Calderon


Hazel Calderon


James Calderon


16 Ruben Orinez


Esmaralda Orinez


David Orinez


17 Lauro Apelacio


Marina Apelacio


Marry ann Apelacio


Lilo Apelacio


Myrra Apelacio


Madibio Male Single April 26,

Apoelacio 2001May ann Apelacio

Female Single 2004

18 Domonador Ilas


Marilyn Ilas Female Married October 25, 1972

Mylene Ilas Female Single February 5, 1998

Michelle Ilas


Dianne Ilas Female Single July 18, 2006

19 Robilito Bermudez


Jona Bermudez

Female Married Mrach 15, 1983

Kenneth Bermudez


KC Bermudez


20 Dominador Quintos


Genoviva Quintos


Maribel Quintos


21 Ruben Purificacion


Marry jane Purificacion


Ryan Purificacion


Alvin Purificacion


Kaye Purificacion



Number Name Gender Civil status Date of Birth

Remarks

1 Roben Villanueva


Nathalia Villanueva


Ronnie Villanueva


ANEMIC

2 Jona Villanueva


GOITER

Sheila Mae Villanueva


Shane Mark Villaueva


3 Romeo Batangan


Jovita Batangan

Female Married June 9, 1966 HPN

4 Evelina Gonzalez


Arjay Gonzalez


5 Pablito Male Maried November 8,

Gagelonia 1948Fely

GageloniaFemale Married November

15, 19546 Ruben

GageloniaMale Married January 24,

1958UTI

Rosalinda Gagelonia


HPN

7 Julalio Santos


Lalit Santos Female Married November 28, 1957

8 Macario Hernandez


Phoebe Hernandez


9 Rose Suguitan


10 Van Mariano


Carmen Mariano


11 Rodgie Agcaoili


Imelda Agcaoili


12 Juanito Jose Male Single May 27, 1940

HPN

13 Benigno Drapete


Tranghelina Drapete


ARTHRITIS

14 Pablito Domingo


Camensita Domingo


15 Jaunito Suguitan


Magdalena Suguitan


HPN

16 Maximo Rivera

Male Mared January 15, 1968

Maribeth Rivera

Female Maried March 12, 1968

Mayann Rivera

Female Single

17 Johnny Mariano


Gemalyn Mariano


Gian Caro Mariano


18 Angelito Vldez


Violeta Valdez


May ann Valdez

Female Single

Melani Valdez

Female Single

May Joy Valdez

Female Single

Manilyn Valdez

Female Single

19 Romie Mariano


Olivia Mariano


20 Gilbert Purificacion


HPN

Janette Purificacion


Jenny Purificacion


21 George Lungay


Martina Lungay


HPN

22 James Jaluyan


Annie Jaluyan


Jayson Jaluyan


23 Raymundo Apolonio

Married November 21, 1970

HPN

MaritesApolonio


Marian Apolonio


Reymart Apolonio


Roman Apolonio


Aines Apolonio




Remarks

1 Freto Florida


Marissa Florida


Trishia Florida


Freto Florida Jr.


2 Boyet Foronda


Sheryl Foronda


Precious Lara

Foronda


Mark Dave Foronda


3 Wilson Vergara


Aireen Vergara


Kenstine Nicole

Vergara


4 Frankie Florida


Alma Florida


Frankie Florida Jr.


John Florida Male Single January 17, 1988

Jefferson Florida


Mark Argie Florida


TJ mark Florida


Ranie Florida


Aizel Florida


5 Jose Vergara Male Married February 14, 1950

Erlinda Vergara


Richard Marcilino


Melanie Marcilino


Merry Rose Marcilino


6 Marvin Vergara


Shiela Vergara


Mikaela Vergara


7 Marlo Esmael


Ghyna Esmael


Alona Jane Esmael


Apple Esmael


8 Domingo Vergara


Marilou Vergara


Robert Male Married September

Ismael Vergara

20, 1980

WilsonVergara


Marvin Vergara


Melanie Vergara


Charlie Vergara


Marites Vergara


9 Fernando Vergara


Harlyn Vergara


Princess Vergara


10 Arcenio Navarro Sr.


Arcenio Navarro Jr.


Rose Marie Guerero


11 Virgilio Florida


Laurina Florida


Crosive Fronda


Jesus Fronda Male Single December 7, 1979

12 Angelito Cennica


Dorea Cennica


Angelito Cennica Jr.


Jomar Cennica


Jennifer Cennica


Jemalyn Cennica


Jeffery Cennica


Jayson Cennica


Jackson Cennica


John Cennica


Joy Cennica Female Single February 1, 2000

Janeth Female Single January 30,

Cennica 2003Jackilyn Cennica


13 Jomar Cennica


Olivia Cennica


Justine Richard Cennica


Jasmine rayza

Cennica


Mae Cennica

Female Single

14 Jeremy Rubio


Maribel Rubio


Jeman Rubio


Jerom RubioJohn

micheal Rubio


15 Alferdo Vergara


16 Alejandro Tutaan


Berlie Tutaan


Leticia Tutaan


Gina Tutaan Female Single July 29, 1990

Marilou Tutaan


Marites Tutaan

Female Single March 28,1994

Alejandro Tutaan Jr.


17 Lorenzo Danglay


Jennifer Danglay


Lorenzo Danglay Jr.


Lovely joy Danglay


Louie joy Danglay


18 Abraham Sinaban


Lolita Sinaban


Abraham Sinaban Jr.


Abela Sinaban


Abner Sinaban


Allan belly Sinaban


19 Jose Ancheta


Joselito Ancheta


Vilma Ancheta


Lorenzo Ancheta


Janice Ancheta


Lily beth Ancheta


Sheryl Ancheta


Jane Ancheta


Danilo Ancheta


Angelyn Ancheta


20 Jaymark alwiyao


Boy alwiyao Female Married September 9, 1981

Celestino alwiyao


Pyra alwiyao


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