Aliakbar lewooo

Jo wo

Le wo

Pe wo

Jaa wo

quotable quotes

Aa abu che, aa abu nathi

Ya ali, ya abu

Kika bhai jaldi paro

Sikhwanu

Parwanu

Cooking karwa nu 🤣

Questions asked by B1 B2 renewal in Dubai for dropbox vs interview eligibility

Were you previously issued a visa to enter the United States? 

Yes

No

Complete the following information from your most recently issued U.S. visa.

Visa Issuing Post Name * 

1. Dubai
2. Abu Dhabi
3. Not listed

Previous visa class *

Visa issue date*

Visa expiration date*

Is the applicant traveling from another country to apply for a visa in United Arab Emirates? *

Yes

No

Check all statements that apply

X is a resident of the United Arab Emirates (Check this box if the applicant has a UAE residency visa and/or an Emirati ID card)

The previous visa that X is renewing was issued after 7 February, 1987.

The prior visa and current passport of X contain the same date of birth, place of birth, and nationality or if there has been a change in name, the applicant has evidence of the official change (e.g., marriage certificate, divorce decree, court record)

X answered 'NO' to all of the 'Medical and Health', 'Criminal', 'Security' or 'Immigration Law Violation' questions on the DS-160 Visa application form.

Within the last 12 months, X was refused a U.S. visa in the same visa class for which they are applying now.

None of the above apply

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Mohammed food calligraphy

Used pomegranate to write Mohammed on Kalamro (made with rice, curd, sugar).

Beautiful sunset

Cloud that looks like a cool dragon design

Ya ilahi meaning

يا الهي 

يا الهي

Oh My Ilah (God)

Oh My Ilah (God)

امنح العصفور ريشاً

Give Feathers (to) The Sparrow

و كذا الينبوع ماء

And likewise (Give) Water (to) The Fountain

و امنح الحملان صوف

And give Wool (to) The Lambs

و الفضا طل السماء

And The Space overlooked The Sky

و ارزق المسكين قوتاً

And (give) Livelihood of Strength (to) The Poor

و امنح المرضى الشفاء

And Give The Cure (to) The Sick 

و اجعل المأسور حراً

And Make The Captive Free

يتجه حيث يشاء

Goes Where (he) Wills 

و امنح الايتام مأوى

And Give Shelter (to) The Orphans

وذوي اليأس الرجاء

And (give) The Hopefulness (to) Those hopeless 

انت وهاب كريم، انت ينبوع السخاء

You (are) Bestower Generous, You (are) Fountain of the Generosity

Cardiology fellowship match gift from a friend

The Three Tree that looks like a Pokémon

Funny patient stories

Patient: F**king Mexican, ran over my foot. F**king Mexicans I tell you!

A (Physician): Oh.

Patient: Where are you from?

A: I'm from Mexico.

Tech drawing blood from the patient: Actually, I'm Mexican too.

Patient: Well, I'm half Mexican.

Lol everyone laughed after that!

*Patient with bilateral above knee amputation is giving history to my intern and medical students*

G: *walks in*

Patient: Who are you?

G: I'm G, podiatry resident.

Patient: Guess we won't be needing you.

LOL. The patient had great sense of humor.

Alifun Ba Ta Un Sa translation from Anasheed Ul Imaan album on Sautuliman

Hi!

There is a nursery rhyme on Sautuliman. It is in Arabic. I am posting the transliteration/translation of this nursery rhyme on this blog. Please correct me if I am wrong.

This post is for the Dawoodi Bohra community only.

Track name: Alifun Ba Ta Un Sa
Album: Anasheed Ul Imaan

Coffee

Dosa and chutney

Favorite animated movies

Inspiring:
Kung Fu Panda series
Ratatouille
Finding Nemo

Fun:
Toy Story series
Zootopia

Princess empowerment:
Tangled
Frozen series
Moana
Brave

Villian empowerment:
Wreck-it Ralph
Megamind

Creatives:
Inside Out
Up
Wall-E

Other:
Dragon series
Finding Dory
Big Hero 6
Monsters Inc.
Lego movie
A bug's life

Funny team C memories

Patient: I feel really anxious in this hospital room.
Me: You should walk around the hospital more.
Patient: And look at more sick people?
Me: That's every day of my life.

Memories from our first academic half day

Memories from our first academic half day

Patient with the fabulous nails

Me: *describing details of how the tumor is stuck to the bladder and colon*
Patient: Terrific!
Me: I love your attitude! I want to be you when I am 86 years old!

Hospice

Today, when I walked into a patients room to talk to him, he said, "Mercy."

I wasn't sure if this 90 year old male with dementia said what he said.

I asked him, "Did you just say mercy?"

He said yes and nodded. It broke my heart. 

It's sad that aggressive treatments have come to this. When families want "Everything done" they don't see what we actually do.

There comes a point in life when it is okay to refuse treatments, not because you're negligient and ignorant about your health, but because it is the right thing to do.

With all our technological advancements in medicine, we can keep a body alive. We can have a ventilator with tracheostomy breathe for the patient, we can feed through a PEG tube, we can replace the kidney with dialysis, we can keep the blood pressure up with pressors. Sometimes, we can even bypass the heart and lungs through extra corporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO). But just because we can do it, doesn't mean we should do it. What about quality of life? 

Medicine can only do so much. There comes a point in the natural course of human life when the body can't heal anymore. That's when it's okay to say, "No more." It's time for comfort care and hospice. 

Fortunately, for my patient, the physician explained about end of life to the decision makers and the family understood the goals of care. The patient was discharged to hospice.