Mhea Say Hello!!

"Sian Mhea, sakit"... Itu kata Mhea bila sy tanya Mhea demam ke... Alahai anak mama demam pula jadinya. 

Pagi semalam masa saya sibuk mengemas nak balik kl, Mhea pun sibuk juga. Kemas bear dia, cium tangan tok pa mak atok cu sikin, siap pakai kasut dan cakap bye2... Sedih nak tingalkan mhea tapi nak buat macam mana.... Hmm...

Bila pujuk bagi tau mama balik sorang je Mhea terus masam. Tak bercakap apa, bye2 mama pun tak. Diam saja.

Cu sikin cakap memang mhea diam saja sejak saya balik. Saya call pun tak nak cakap. Rupanya bangun tidur petang tu badan panas.. Mhea demam!

Tadi call mama cakap Mhea tidur lagi. Badan tak panas mcm smlm. Alhamdulillah...

Tapi kalau Mhea demam balik ptg ni saya balik perak lah. Mhea nak mama ye sayang....

Lagi touching filem yg ditayangkan mlm ni dr last week. Huhu...feeling sedih lagi. Suka hati kan so kita cari la mood sedis sikit... Layan, best movie ni.

If Only ni filem lama sbnrnya, 2004. Lakonan Jennifer Love Hewitt dan Paul Nicholls. Kisah tentang peluang kedua... Cerita mengenai Ian Wyndham yg gets a chance to relive the day all over again. Dgn harapan kemalangan yg meragut nyawa girlfriendnya, Samantha tidak berlaku.

Ian dapat peluang kedua tu tapi hakikat yg tertulis pasti akan terjadi juga. Tapi siapa yg mati?? Arghh plot tu memang sedih. Kena cari dvd cerita ni, nak tengok lagi... Uwaaaaa....saya nangis lagi. ehhh. haha!!

Entry ini khas untuk menyenaraikan goodies yang pernah diperoleh dalam tempoh 5 tahun.. best kan jadi wartawan!!.. hihi...

 Antara yg saya pernah dapat ialah:

1. Hard disk (4)
2. Pen drive (lebih 30)
3. Pen, buku nota (beratus dah)
4. Diary (lebih 20)
5. Baucer carrefour, giant
6. Walkman sony mp3
7. Key chain (lebih 50)
8. Mug (lebih 50)
9. Topi (lebih 50)
10. T-shirt (lebih 100)
11. Iron
12. Mouse (lebih 10)
13. Earphone
14. Duit (tak byk.. Total dalam tempoh 5 tahun kerja ni RM1,300 gitu je)
15. Keyboard
16. Sony Portable USB Charger
17. Kain pasang, kain batik, kain pelikat
18. Shawl
19. MP4

Lagi apa ye... Ok nnt update..

5. Hamper cookies mahal tu, apatah namanya..

6. Ipad (yg ni sy masuk game tp still kira lucky draw la sbb organizer tu cabut nama, so saya menang walaupun ada yg dapat markah tinggi drpd sy.. Hehe)

8. Iron

7. .... Tak ingat, nnt update. ....

Pantas masa berlalu... Hari ni Scha genap 8 bulan. Alhamdulillah, sehingga kini Scha membesar dgn sihat dan tiada masalah. 

Scha dah tumbuh gigi 2 batang. Gigi bawah...semua benda nak masuk dlm mulut. Tp yang paling Scha suka note mamanya... Ish2 baby skrg tak main dah telefon2 mainan ni, pandai memilih. Dah pandai berebut dgn Mhea pulak tu... 

Scha mula pandai meniarap masa umur 2 bln. Cepat drpd Mhea lagi, 2 bln 2 mggu. Belajar duduk masa 5 bln dan belajar berdiri bila 6 bln. Dan skarg ni Scha sudah boleh duduk tegak dan berdiri dgn sendiri. Seronok la tu dapat main sambil duduk. 

Merangkak tu ada la sikit2. Mhea dulu lebih keras skit.. 5 bulan dah boleh berdiri sendiri. Mhea drpd belajar duduk masa 3 bln tu terus boleh berdiri sendiri masa 5 bln, tak merangkak. Masa 7 bulan belajar jalan dan boleh berjalan sendiri masa 10 bulan. Yang lawak tu bila dah pandai berjalan baru nak merangkak.... Hahaha!!

Ni gambar Scha 3 hari lepas.. :)

Sekadar berkongsi cerita seorang sahabat ptg td..

Salam.. 

Semalam tak sempat tak post, hari ni kira ok lah... ok mari kita baca bersama...
 
http://www.bernama.com/bernama/v6/newsfeatures.php?id=705952

http://www.bernama.com/bernama/v6/newsindex.php?id=705861


By Shahrul Aini Saharan

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 31 (Bernama) -- According to statistics by world health authorities, about four billion people across the globe have Hepatitis C while there are 170 million chronic patients.

Fatalities due to hepatitis C number almost 350,000 a year.

Selayang Hospital's liver specialist Dr Mohd Shamsul Amri says almost 1.5 per cent people in Malaysia have Hepatitis C.

He adds that people suffering from the disease might have no idea about their illness as there are no symptoms and they may even have infected others without realising it.

WITHOUT SYMPTOMS

Unlike many other diseases, Hepatitis C shows no symptoms and is difficult to detect.

Dr Mohd Shamsul says Hepatitis C is regarded as a 'silent killer' as the virus may exist in a person for a long time, as long as a few decades, in some cases.

"The patient may not know that he has the disease until he reaches a critical stage," he explains.

Some Hepatitis C patients only realise that they are carrying the virus after experiencing liver problems like failure of the hepar or liver cancer.

SHARING OF NEEDLES

Dr Mohd Shamsul says the sharing of hypodermic needles is a common reason for the disease's transmission, similar to the spread of HIV.

Before 1994, when there was no screening for Hepatitis C virus, the disease could spread via blood transfusions.

He says more than 60 per cent of the Hepatitis C cases are caused by sharing of hypodermic needles, adding that those who go for haemo-dialysis treatment as well as those practicing acupuncture or having tatoos on their bodies are prone to infection by the Hepatitis C virus.

LIVER CANCER

He says the infection takes some 30 to 50 years before damages the liver and the infection undergoes several stages without the patient noticing it.

During the initial stage, the patient usually does not notice any symptoms of the disease but when it goes into the second stage, the patient begins to experience liver cirrhosis, liver failure and even liver cancer.

In some cases, there are chances of eradicating the virus and the liver returning to its normal state.

"But in 85 per cent of the cases, Hepatitis C becomes a chronic issue," says Dr Mohd Shamsul.

TREATMENT

He says that genetic factors, age and metabolism govern whether the patient has a chance to make recovery.

However, the success of treatment depends on the degree of liver damage.

Dr Mohd Shamsul informs that to this date, there is no vaccine against Hepatitis C and the chances of recovery are high for a patient if they get early treatment.

The medication stops the virus from spreading and can be taken by injection every week and can be consumed orally for six to 12 months depending on the type of Hepatitis C.

PUBLIC AWARENESS

Dr Mohd Shamsul says that the health authorities are taking steps to improve public awareness on Hepatitis C.

He advises those with symptoms to undergo blood screening to detect the Hepatitis C antibodies. The blood screening can be carried out any government or private hospitals.

"Early detection is crucial for the success of treatment," he says.

The world hepatitis day was on July 28. Its theme this year was 'It's Closer than You Think'.

-- BERNAMA