Gerak Hati atau Keajaiban
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'Mhea Say Hello'
- Monday, November 05, 2012
Sekadar berkongsi cerita seorang sahabat ptg td..
Begini ceritanya.. Sahabat ni hilang ipad dua bulan lepas. Masa tu kenduri kawinnya di Johor. Mmg tak kan dapat blk la kalau dah hilang kan, dicuri pulak tu....
Tapi, atas kehendak Nya segalanya tidak mustahil.
Ketika sahabat ni menghantar ibunya pergi berangkat ke tanah suci baru2 ni.... Dalam ribuan manusia di komplek haji kelana jaya tu sahabat ni terlihat seorang budak tgh bermain ipad. Tergerak rasa hati sahabat ni utk tgok ipad tu. Terus dia memanggil budak tu...dibelek2nya ipad tersebut dan dia rasa ipad tu adalah ipadnya yg hilang.
Setelah diteliti siri number, mmg benar itu ipad sahabat ni.. Nak tak nak ibu budak tu a.k.a tuan punya ipad tu terpaksa la pulangkan ipad tu balik. Katanya dia beli dgn org harga RM600...
Hmm.. Kesimpulannya....
1. Percaya gerak hati
2. Kalau dah hak kita tu, mmg hak kita juga
3. Satu dlm sejuta la kisah ni
4. Jangan sesekali beli brg curi
5. KetentuanNya
5. KetentuanNya
*ipad tu sama je mcm org lain punya. Cover hitam je..tp camna la sahabat ni boleh tergerak hati nak tgok ipad tu kan??. Jauh pulak tu hilangnya kat johor, jumpa kat kl. Kuasa Allah, Alhamdulillah...
Saringan Darah Penting Untuk Mengesan Hepatitis
by
'Mhea Say Hello'
- Thursday, November 01, 2012
http://www.bernama.com/bernama/v6/newsindex.php?id=705861
October 31, 2012 15:05 PM
Saringan Darah Penting Untuk Mengesan Hepatitis
Oleh Shahrul Aini Saharan
KUALA LUMPUR, 31 Okt (Bernama) -- Statistik oleh pihak berkuasa
kesihatan dunia mencatatkan bahawa tiga hingga empat bilion penduduk
dunia dijangkiti Hepatitis C dengan 170 juta pesakit berada pada tahap
kronik.
Sebagai ancaman terbaharu dunia, kematian akibat hepatitis C mencecah 350,000 orang setiap tahun.
Tidakkah anda berasa gempar mengenai keadaan ini?
Dianggarkan 1.5 peratus polulasi di Malaysia adalah pesakit Hepatitis
C, kata Pakar Perubatan Hepatologi Hospital Selayang, Dr Mohd Shamsul
Amri.
Beliau berkata, seseorang yang tidak sedar bahawa dia menghidap
hepatitis C juga berkemungkinan menjangkitkan penyakit itu kepada orang
lain tanpa pengetahuannya.
HEPATITIS C TANPA SIMPTOM
Tidak seperti kebanyakan penyakit lain, Hepatitis C adalah jangkitan
yang sukar dikesan oleh pesakit sendiri kerana ia selalu menyerang tanpa
simptom.
Dr Mohd Shamsul berkata, hepatitis C sering menerima gelaran sebagai
pembunuh senyap kerana ramai pesakit tidak mengetahui diri mereka
dijangkiti sehingga bertahun-bertahun malahan berpuluh-puluh tahun
lamanya.
Apa yang menyedihkan, pembawa virus tidak sedar mereka ialah pembawa
sehingga mendapat tanda serangan virus pada tahap kritikal, katanya.
Tidak kurang juga pesakit Hepatitis C yang hanya menyedari tubuh mereka
menjadi habitat virus selepas tahap kesihatan bertambah teruk akibat
kegagalan hati atau pertumbuhan barah hati.
KONGSI JARUM SUNTIKAN PUNCA UTAMA
Cara jangkitan virus Hepatitis C lebih kurang sama seperti cara
jangkitan HIV. Sebelum tahun 1994 sebelum adanya saringan untuk virus
Hepatitis C, jangkitan boleh berlaku menerusi perkongsian jarum suntikan
dan pemindahan darah.
Lebih 60 peratus punca jangkitan HCV ialah melalui perkongsian jarum suntikan, kata Dr Mohd Shamsul.
Mereka yang pernah atau sedang menjalani rawatan hemodialisis,
bertindik dan melukis tatu, rawatan akupunktur dan bercukur kepala juga
boleh mendedahkan seseorang kepada hepatitis C.
BARAH HATI
Jangkitan virus Hepatitis C mengambil masa 30 hingga 50 tahun sebelum
merosakkan hati sepenuhnya dan jangkitan itu melalui beberapa peringkat
bermula daripada jangkitan, dengan pesakit tidak merasakan perubahan.
Peringkat kedua iaitu jangkitan kronik seperti sirosis, kegagalan
fungsi hati dan berakhir dengan barah hati yang sukar dirawat.
Dalam sesetengah kes hati mampu menghapuskan virus ini dan kesihatan kembali pulih seperti sediakal.
Namun, dalam 85 peratus kes, hepatitis C adalah satu keadaaan kronik
yang terpaksa dilalui sepanjang hayat, kata Dr Mohd Shamsul.
RAWATAN
Selain faktor genetik, soal usia dan metabolisme turut mempengaruhi peluang penyembuhan seseorang pesakit Hepatitis C.
Kejayaan rawatan juga bergantung kepada sejauh mana kerosakan hati.
Dr Mohd Shamsul berkata walaupun sehingga kini masih tiada vaksin untuk
Hepatitis C, peluang pesakit untuk sembuh lebih tinggi jika mendapat
rawatan awal.
Ubat yang diberikan kepada pesakit bertujuan menghentikan tindakan
virus. Ia boleh diambil melalui suntikan setiap minggu dan ubat makan
selama enam atau 12 bulan bergantung kepada jenis Hepatitis C.
KESEDARAN ORANG RAMAI
Kesedaran orang ramai untuk memahami mengenai penyakit hepatitis C perlu dipertingkatkan.
Dr Mohd Shamsul menyarankan mereka yang berisiko penyakit ini, membuat
pemeriksaan darah untuk mengenalpasti antibodi Hepatitis C. Pemeriksaan
darah boleh dilakukan di hospital kerajaan atau swasta.
Walaupun kemajuan farmaseutikal dapat menawarkan lebih peluang kepada
pesakit yang menderita Hepatitis C, namun usaha itu perlu dilakukan
selari dengan pengesanan awal bagi memastikan kejayaan berganda.
Sambutan Hari Hepatitis Sedunia disambut pada 28 Julai, bertemakan 'It's Closer than You Think'.
-- BERNAMA
Blood Screening Crucial For Detecting Hepatitis
by
'Mhea Say Hello'
- Thursday, November 01, 2012
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
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
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
October 31, 2012 17:34 PM
Blood Screening Crucial For Detecting Hepatitis
By Shahrul Aini SaharanKUALA 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
37 weeks = 9 month +++
by
'Mhea Say Hello'
- Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Saya sangat suka, gembira dan hanya membilang hari.... hay hay hayyyy!!!.. Insya Allah adik Mhea akan lahir 3 minggu dari sekarang. Itu kalau ikut EDDnya la kan, kalau terawal.... Oppss, apa pun biar la aku sempat cuti dulu.. Kecoh jadinya nnt kalau aku terbesalin dalam 2, 3 hari ni, esok kerrrr!!!..Errrrr
Perut aku makin bulat.. aauwww, seksi sgt rasanya!!.. dulu lepas lahirkan Mhea, tgok perut dah kempis.. ada ketikanya bila terpandang wanita2 yg pregnant, aku terasa nak preggy lagi.. hahahha, boleh aku rasa macam tu??.. haaa, kan dah dapat.. Nak merancang konon, belum sempat telan pil perancang dah kena telan pil obimin hari-hari.. Alhamdulillah, rezeki.. :)
Dan minggu ni last keje sblm cuti 3 bulan. Weekend ni amik Mhea kat Pahang.. Then balik Perak, rehat dan tunggu hari saja... Yayyyyyy!!!
8 bulan
by
'Mhea Say Hello'
- Monday, February 06, 2012
Hihihihihi..... I'm 32 week preggy!! Adik Mhea ni makin aktif sgt rasanya. Butterfly in my belly, so sweet... Perasaan dan rasa yg sama spt mengandungkan Mhea dulu.... Mhea... Mama rindukan anak mama, sgt rindukan anak mama niiiiii... Tadi mama kemaskan brg2 Mhea, baju..toys, bear...
Ermm.. tgok byk lagi brg2 Mhea yg masih bole digunakan. Macam lampin, stokin, barut, katil, kelambu tu rasanya tak perlu mama nk beli yg baru... Nanti lah bila ada sales baru nak borong sakan.. sempat lagi ni.. Shopping brg adik, brg Mhea pun mama belikan juga ye :)
Macam set bersalin, breast pump tu better beli online..harga lebih murah.. ok start skrg kene survey dah... Tapi aku ni nama je beli online, nanti self pick up juga.. bukan apa, aku kene tengok, rasa, pegang dulu sesuatu barang tu sebelum beli.
Ok la tu kan.. kan..kan...
Saya Mau Galaxy Note!!
by
'Mhea Say Hello'
- Thursday, February 02, 2012
Hanya ini yg mahu diucapkan...
"Saya sudah jatuh cinta".. Tolonggggg... Saya sangat-sangat fall in LOVE dgn GALAXY NOTE!!..
Makan tak lalu, mandi tak basah..siang malam mimpi jeeeeeee....
Uwarghhhhh tekanannnnnn!!!!
Selamat Hari Wilayah!!..
by
'Mhea Say Hello'
- Wednesday, February 01, 2012
Walaupun aku bukan anak jati Wilayah Persekutuan tetapi dah bertahun aku mencari rezeki di sini... Jadi aku gembira dengan sambutan hari wilayah yang ke 38 tahun ini... juga kali yg ke-8 yang menggabungkan ketiga-tiga wilayah persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya dan Labuan.
Dan aku rela sebenarnya bekerja hari ni... hehehe.. betul ni, ikhlas!!.. Aku bekerja semasa majlis pelancaran di Dataran Merdeka sabtu lepas dan juga hari ini 1 Februari 2012. Aku juga sediakan nota wartawan sempena hari wilayah ni.... Tadi ofismate aku mesej, katanya...My boss puji hebat nota wartawan tuuuuu... Kembang hidung lahhh tak jadi sambung tido, terus bangun utk bekerja dengan semangat berkobar-kobar!!.. hhahahaha...
Duduk kat KL sorang-sorang pun bukan ada buat apa kalau cuti tengah-tengah minggu ni, jadi lebih baik aku bekerja dan kumpul cuti tuk bersama Mhea kannnn...jadi keje la hari ini.. Dan sekarang keja aku dah abisssss... aku hanya bekerja selama 3 jam 1/2 sahaja.. tu pun secara kasarnya aja, kalau bersih tambah tolak darab bahagi..ermmm rasanya sejam pun tak sampai... hehehehehhehh.... that's why la I LOVE my job!!!...
