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When the horror scenes are nothing comapred to reality!💔

If you’re able to feel pain, you’re alive. If you can feel other peoples' pain, then you are a human.

Hospital staff bow to an organ donor!! 🙏🏼✊🏼

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One day, you will grow old but you will still be great in my eyes. ❤

This is my patient Naseema. Just look at her husband, he waits all day outside the ICU just to meet her once and when I allowed him to take her for a walk, he was really happy and thankful. The way he was looking at her was so magical that I secretly clicked the moment. (And asked before sharing)
"A real love story"
Credits: Dr. Tarim Nayab

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You cannot grow more than your mother's womb. You were nothing but a dirty water drop that the mother made a human. 👈👈
her🙏🤗 her 💞😘

He said don't take a picture of me, they will mock me. I told him that you will see how many people will respect you and pray for you ♥♥

Human Eye 👁️

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Mother died, so child could live
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Real Picture right after the operation,
Which lasted 7 hours.

A newborn baby in the arms of his dead mother.

On the right a doctor crying
The Mother was sick of a serious disease and the child could not be born.

A woman who waited for her child for 11 years, is at great risk, and either save the child or his mother...

Although the doctor did his best for 7 hours, he could not save the child and the mother together.

In the end, the doctor decided to implement what the mother asked him, which is to save the child at the expense of her life.

A mother takes the baby after birth in her lap for the last time, kisses and hugs for two minutes, smiles and then closes her eyes and leaves life.

Thousands of mothers die every year during birth all over the world and only painful memories remain.

During dialysis the blood comes out of the body through the red tube goes through the dialysis machine and come back through the blue tube and stay like this for 4 hours in bed without movement..🥺💔

The operation is done three times a week meaning 12 times a month and each time 4 hours for your total of 48 hours a month..🥺💔

As for you who are not infected, you wash your kidneys 36 times a day automatically without any trouble of pain.
We are in countless blessings..💕👨🏻‍⚕️

Be thankful for everything ..💕

انا للہ وانا الیہ راجعون
Dr. Khola Ahmed Khan / Dentist / BDS from CMH Hosp Lahore is no more with us .

She resisted in a robbery incident that occurred last night (28 Sept) at Defence Lahore, Pakistan, and gun man opened his fire. May Allah grant highest rank to the departed soul. Whole CMH Lahore Medical College and IOD is extremely sad.

Dr. Muhammad Boota who has completed his Mbbs after 42 years with 84 supplies.
Dr. Muhammad Boota enrolled in RMU in 1979 and graduated in 2021.
Always Be Like Boota, never loose heart

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Pray for Turkey 🇹🇷

According to the latest information shared about wildfires in Turkey, 43 of the 63 fires that broke out in 21 provinces on July 28-29 have been brought under control, while 20 are still ongoing.
So far, 4 people have been died in the fire, 3 people in Manavgat and 1 person in Marmaris. Thousands of animals perished, forest, farmland and greenhouses in the region turned to ashes.
Russian Embassy in Turkey that 3 Russian Be-200 firefighting planes were working in the ongoing fire in the Manavgat district of Antalya.

إنا لله وإنا إليه راجعون 🥀❤️
Pray for them on this beautiful day, the friday

The cause is not known yet.

Ticks can cause serious illness, such as Lyme disease. If you find a tick attached to your skin, follow these tips.

HOW TO REMOVE A TICK AND PREVENT FUTURE BITES By AAD

Ticks are small, insect-like creatures that live in heavily-wooded or grassy areas. If you walk through these areas, they can attach to your skin and feed on your blood. Although most ticks do not carry disease, some can cause serious illness, such as Lyme disease, Powassan virus, or Rocky Mountain spotted fever. To prevent infection, it’s important to remove a tick from your skin as soon as you notice it.

To remove a tick that is attached to your skin, dermatologists recommend the following tips:

Use tweezers to remove the tick. Sterilize the tip of the tweezers using rubbing alcohol and grasp the tick as close to the skin’s surface as possible.

Pull upward with steady, even pressure. Avoid twisting, squeezing or crushing the tick, as this can cause its head or mouth to break off and remain in your skin. If this happens, use tweezers to remove the remaining parts. If you cannot remove the rest of the tick, see a board-certified dermatologist.

Dispose of the tick. Place it in a sealed bag or container; submerse the tick in alcohol; or wrap it tightly in tape. You may also want to save the tick in a sealed jar. That way, if you develop any symptoms after the bite, the tick can be tested for disease.

Clean the bite area with soap and water.

Ticks can bite at any time, however they’re most active in April through September. Fortunately, there are many things people can do to protect themselves and their families against ticks.

To prevent tick bites, dermatologists recommend the following tips:

Walk in the center of trails. Avoid walking through heavily-wooded and brushy areas with tall grass.

If you must walk through heavily-wooded areas, wear long pants and long sleeves. Pull your socks up over your pants, and tuck your shirt into your pants to prevent ticks from crawling up your body. It’s also a good idea to wear light-colored clothes so that ticks can be spotted easily.

Use insect repellent that contains 20 to 30 percent DEET on exposed skin and clothing. Make sure to follow the product instructions. Parents should apply this product to their children, making sure to avoid the hands, eyes and mouth.

Examine your skin after spending time in heavily-wooded or brushy areas. Conduct a full-body tick check to make sure that no ticks are crawling on you. Since ticks prefer warm, moist areas, be sure to check your armpits, groin and hair. You should also check your children, pets and any gear you used outside.

If you develop any symptoms within a few weeks after a tick bite, such as a rash, fever or body aches, see a board-certified dermatologist. Make sure you tell the doctor about your recent tick bite, when the bite occurred and where you most likely acquired the tick.