#Congenital Heart Disease doctor

[wholemleko]

Out here 2 vent again sry

[riding-with-the-wild-hunt]

today's vetted campaigns. please continue to donate if you have the means and share as widely as you can regardless. the individuals on here go through so much every day just to communicate their stories to us - let's uphold that trust by showing them as much support as we can.

july 15th:

Hadeel Mikki (pregnant and needs perinatal care), her husband Waseem, their two young daughters, and Hadeel's mother and two brothers (they are the only survivors of her family) (€5,091/€35,000) - @hadeelmekki, verified by @/90-ghost

Aspiring doctor Malak Dader, her six siblings (they've already lost her teenage brother, and two of her younger brothers need medical treatment), and her parents (one injured, one sick with hepatitis) (€110/€25,000) - @malakabed, verified by @/90-ghost

Mohammed Al-Habil (needs urgent surgery after being shot in the leg), his five siblings (one of whom is immune-compromised and has congenital heart disease), their mother, and his widowed sister-in-law ($5,713 CAD/$70,000 CAD) - @mohammedalhabil2000, verified by @/90-ghost

Hanaa Jad Al-Haq, her husband Muhammad Hammad, and their little son Yousef (£2,675/£20,000) - @henomohammed, @hanaajad123, #246 on @/nabulsi and @/el-shab-hussein's spreadsheet

Salam, her husband Mohammad, and their two little children (€17,365/€40,000) - @save-salam-family, verified by @/90-ghost

Aya Maher, her three younger siblings (two under 18), and their mother (€4,920/€25,000) - @ayamaher444, #216 on @/el-shab-hussein and @/nabulsi's spreadsheet

The AlBalawi family of ten, including several children and two chronically ill members who need treatment (€24,200/€50,000) - @bisanalbalawi18, @elbalawi, @yasminalbalawiigaza, verified by @/90-ghost

The Ayyad family of eight, four of whom are children ($24,842/$35,000) - @aymanayyad82, @mayadayyad81, @aymanayyad1, verified by @/nabulsi

Munna Tashmali and her five children (this is the third time they've lost their home) (£3,269/£30,000) - @monashamali, verified by @/nabulsi

Maha Ibrahim, her husband Ahmed Al-Habil, and their two young children, one who is immune-compromised, and the children's sick grandfather (kr34,626 NOK/kr1,067,200 NOK) - @mahaibrahim12, @ahmedkhabil, #79 on butterfly effect project's spreadsheet

Ahmed Baalousha, his wife Islam, their three children (one a newborn), and Ahmed's parents and sister (€15,802/€50,000) - @5735765, @mahmoudbalousha4, #124 on @/nabulsi and @/el-shab-hussein's spreadsheet

Mohammed Al Manasra (needs treatment for chronic respiratory illness and a leg injury), his wife (also sick, needs chemotherapy), their three little children, and their cat (the family has already lost many extended members) (€26,790/€40,000) - @save-mohamed-family, #192 on @/el-shab-hussein and @/nabulsi's spreadsheet

Hanaa Al-Lulu (needs treatment for a painful foot growth) and her family (€2,628/€40,000) - @enghanalulu, verified by @/90-ghost

Mohammed Hijazi and his elderly parents, including his severely injured father (€2,106/€20,000) - @savemohammedfamily, verified by @/90-ghost

Maysaa Balousha (suffers from pulmonary fibrosis and is deteriorating without treatment), her husband Muhammad, and their four children ($118/$60,000) - @tamer200333, extended family of Mahmoud Balousha (#124 on @/el-shab-hussein and @/nabulsi's spreadsheet)

Mahmoud Saleh and his family (they've already lost several members, including Mahmoud's father and niece) (€5,265/€20,000) - @mide404, verified by @/nabulsi

Helping Siraj Abudayeh, his wife, and their three young children rebuild their destroyed home ($6,449 CAD/$82,000 CAD) - @siraj2024, #219 on @/nabulsi and @/el-shab-hussein's spreadsheet

Eman, Ahmad, and their two little children (€1,653/€15,000) - @zain-leen1993, @leen-gaza, verified by @/90-ghost

not yet vetted:

Mohammad Taysir, his wife Basma, and their two little children (€0/€50,000) - @yazanfamily

Mahmoud Alkhaldi and his family of five, including his little nephew ($235/$50,000) - @mahmoudalkhaldi

Shimaa, her little daughter Juri, and several members of her husbands family (€331/€50,000) - @shimaashaban22

your help, even if it seems insignificant to you, can bring life and hope to so many people. now is not the time to give in to despair or allow apathy to stifle our actions. here is something you can do. don't pass it by.

[theheartcareclinic]

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[phindia]

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[schoolhater]

the al-habil family does not want to burn.

ibtisam's husband was martyred in the 2014 massacres.

her son mohammed has suffered a severe injury and now fundraises for his family's survival (@mohammedalhabil2000) from a bed with platinum skewers in his legs. he was in his final year of his undergrad when the genocide began and was unable to take his finals and graduate.

her daughter nour has congenital heart disease, brain atrophy, and delayed growth, and needs consistent medical attention, including daily growth hormone injections. you may recognize her from this post where she is holding up a sign reading "i don't want to die burned"

before the war, her eldest son omar would administer nour's shots. he was a doctor at al-shifa hospital and helped his mother finance the construction of their family home. when the war began, he had just gotten married. on november 16th 2023, omar was martyred.

i got mohammed's DMs asking for help and scrolled through his blog to figure out who he was. i was shocked to see nour.

i realized i've seen so many goddamn posts about this family and their posts about nour in particular garner tens of thousands of reblogs. but that hasn't translated to donations. when i opened their gofundme, this family who had crossed my dash dozens of times had only raised $15,000 CAD out of $70,000 in all this time. all the hype, and they can only bring in a handful of small donations a day, if that. i'm sick.

they've been begging since may. they deserve better.

[gfm link] [vetted line 157]

[bestcardiologistinindore]

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[feminist-space]

"“It’s not your fault,” I told 16-year-old Cara, whose mother died of a SARS-CoV-2 infection [Cara] gave her. To be clear, the doctor confirmed Cara (not her real name) had passed on the virus and Covid was entered on the death certificate as the cause of death.

Cara’s mother had not been outside their home in the weeks preceding her death.

When masks were dropped in the “Omicron’s mild” phase of the pandemic, Cara continued as the lone masker at school to protect her immunocompromised mother, who was undergoing chemotherapy. It was tolerable until a child psychotherapist said on the national airwaves that some girls would continue to mask anyway “to hide their acne”.

His words were used to bully her. Cara left, but without support from teachers she strugg­led. Her parents pleaded with the school to use the Hepa filter they bought. The school refused.

Cara eventually returned to school unmasked, caught Covid and infected her mam. It killed her. Cara self-harms because she blames herself. She hasn’t been to school since.

Research shows that more than 70pc of Sars-CoV-2 transmission in households started with a child.

The incidence was highest during unmitigat­ed in-person schooling. In a recent paper, Dr Pantea Javidan, of Stanford’s Centre for Human Rights, described the ways children’s rights to life, health and safety during the ongoing pandemic have been falsely rendered oppositional to education and development.

Methods used to manufacture consent to forcibly, repeatedly infect children, according to Dr Javidan, include minimising harms to children (“kids don’t get it or spread it”, “it’s mild”) and moral panic around mental health and educational attainment.

Regarding mental health, in August a study looking at paediatric psychiatric emergencies found school openings – not lockdowns – were associated with an increase in the number of emergency psychiatric visits.

In May, a study found that children with and without congenital heart defects showed increased risks for a variety of cardiovascular outcomes (including cardiac arrest, clots, palpitations) after Sars-CoV-2 infection.

In July, a study found that children and teenagers experienced cognitive impairment 12 months post-Covid infection, consistently correlated with poorer sleep and behavioural and emotional functioning.

Last month alone, several studies were published documenting Covid paediatric harms.

One found that children and adolescents experience prolonged symptoms post-Sars-CoV-2 infection in almost every organ system.

Study co-author Professor Lawrence C Kleinman said: “We have convincing evidence that Covid is not just a mild, benign illness for children. This is a new chronic illness in children. We need to be prepared to deal with it for a generation.”

Another study analysing paediatric and adult hospitalisations found teenagers were at greatest risk of severe disease among all children. Yet another study showed compelling connections between viral infection and subsequent autoimmune disease. Early in the pandemic, some children showed negligible Covid symptoms, only to later develop organ failure.

Researchers found the children’s immune systems had latched on to a part of the coronavirus that closely resembles a protein found in the heart, lungs, kidneys, brain, skin, eyes and GI tract and launched a catastrophic attack on their own tissues. “Experts” who claimed asymptomatic paediatric Sars2 infections equals mild were catastrophically wrong.

Covid is consistently a leading cause of US child mortality. Paediatric mortality has increased markedly with each year of the pandemic in the US, UK and elsewhere. In 2022, over six times as many children died from Covid than from flu in the US."

[kokusfluffyhair]

My Theory of Muzan's Illness

CONTAINS MANGA SPOILERS!

Muzan's illness is a crucial part of his character and is ultimately the reason why all the events in "Demon Slayer" take place. Although we are given some information about his symptoms, we are never told exactly what illness he suffered from.

The most we know comes from one of the later chapters of the manga.

Before he was born, Muzan's heart stopped multiple times. When he was born, he had no pulse and was not breathing. We also know that according to his doctor(s), his life expectancy was around 20 years of age.

Some other key factors about Muzan are that he is very pale and was physically weak. In the manga, his human self is only shown being bed-ridden. In the anime, he is shown being able to walk on his grounds, but displayed difficulty walking when going to get the knife to kill the doctor. It is unknown how much his movement difficulty had to do with his illness and how much of it was an effect from the Blue Spider Lily medication that was making him a demon. However, he does say in the anime something like "It doesn't matter how many times they examine me or give me medicine, they can't stop my degenerating state of health". This could hint that the condition he was in when he decided to kill the doctor was nothing unusual. Muzan felt that the medicine the doctor gave him and was preparing for him was useless and not providing any effects, so out of spite and anger, he decided to kill him.

There are other physical features about Muzan to note. In his anime backstory, he is shaded to have greying under his eyes, that sort of resembles swelling.

In the manga, his human form appears to have some kind of puffiness under his eyes.

Another thing to note is that as a demon, Muzan also sports blue fingernails at times when accessing his power. Many times, a demon's powers hold some connection to their human lives.

These traits of his could be connected to the symptoms of Congenital Heart Defects. Some symptoms of congenital heart defects (from infancy or childhood) include:

+ pale grey or blue tongue or fingernails + rapid breathing + swelling in the legs, belly, or areas around the eyes + shortness of breath + easy tiring during exercise or activity As well, a Google search of "how long do babies with congenital heart disease live" gives me the result that about 75% of babies born with a critical CHD survive one year of age and from then about 69% are expected to live until adulthood. This is taking into account modern medical advances and diagnoses. Muzan, being born around the year 900, is very lucky to have survived infancy, and would have most likely not have been able to live into adulthood (hence the 20-year lifespan he was given). From all of this, I would diagnose Muzan with congenital heart disease, but as I'm not a doctor and didn't study medicine, I'd be curious if anyone with a medical background has more information to add!

[craftykittyscientist]

hello! i’ll be asked to make a post about @mohammedalhabil2000 story! please donate and boost this post so it can reach more people :)

ibtisam al-habil and their family live in gaza, their husband was martyred back in 2014 (goes to show this didn’t start on october 7th 2023). and their daughter, nour, suffers from congenital heart disease and also suffers from brain atrophy and delayed growth. there are no hospitals to help her because they have all been bombed by israel.

omar studied at al-azhar university in the faculty of nursing. omar became nour’s doctor, and he used to give her growth hormone injections on the daily. noha joined the college of pharmacy.

in 2023, their children, muhammad and abeer, went into their orientation year. and omar got married, everything was going good until October 7th.

on november 16th, omar was martyred. his little brother was injured horribly along with that. his eardrum was punctured, the tendons in his foot and hand were cut, and his body was filled with shrapnels.

right now, ibtisam al-habil and their family live in a school, they aren’t able to get a tent or anything else for shelter.

this is their gofundme, please do whatever you can to help.

[malecprscene]

Kylie 20 year old. Doctors performed CPR on him after he suffered a heart attack during an intercollegiate football match, He actually has a history of congenital heart disease but he doesn't really take it seriously. Thankfully, after getting help, his condition improved.

[voidofryu]

Urgent Relief ... 🚨

My heart aches for my little sister Nour🥺

My sister needs you, yes she needs your donation. You are our last hope. She is tired and has an open heart condition and her condition is getting worse because of the war. My sister is unable to breathe normally. She needs an urgent operation. She can barely live. Donate and save my sister Noor. She is on the verge of death. Before the war, she used to take an injection every day at a price of $100 per day. But now, for 11 months, she has not taken an injection. She is on the verge of becoming a skeleton because she has a growth deficiency. I will leave the talk to your humanity. You must donate. Every dollar saves Noor. 💔🥺🙏

https://www.gofundme.com/f/4qzqg-help-a-family-from-gaza

Please donate🙏🙏

Vetted by : @el-shab-hussein, 90-ghost, sar-soor, ibtisams

This is Ibtisam's go fund me for her and her family. Please do your best in donating, sharing, or even engaging with this post so that it gains traction. It doesn't take much. Firstly, you can click on the link, and it will take you to the campaign itself. There, you can either press the donate now button or the share and copy link button to share the link to the campaign all around. You can also like and reblog this post so that more people can see this. Please help these Palestinian families find the peace and freedom that they need.

Ibtisam Al-Habil has been suffering in 2014 when her husband was martyred, and she was left alone with her seven children and her daughter, Nour, who suffers a Congenital Heart Disease. When her children grew up, Omar, her son, studied at Al-Azhar University in the Faculty of Nursing. With a "son of martyr" grant, he was able to study for his medical degree and become a doctor. They supported each other to provide the necessities of life for her children and provide treatment for her young daughter, Nour.

On October 7, the genocide began.

Because of the selfish Israeli occupation, they were displaced to the shelter schools after their house, and neighbourhood were completely destroyed. Then, the occupation bombed the school, but they miraculously survived and went to Al-Shifa Hospital under the bombing. They slept on the sand without a cover. Eventually, they were forced to flee on the morning of the 14th November to the safe area in the south of the Gaza Strip in Rafah.

On the morning of the 16th November, the martyrdom of Omar occurred. He went to get firewood to cook food when the place was bombed. His little brother was injured and had more than a hundred stitches. His eardrum was punctured, and the tendons in his foot and hand were cut, and his body was filled with shrapnel.

Ibtisam and her children were left without support and without shelter. They are currently living in a school.

Please help this family in getting the freedom and peace that they need.

Free Palestine forever 🇵🇸 ❤️

[love-and-deepspace-wiki]

Akso Hospital Expert Introductions: Dr. Cooper

Last but not least, let's meet Dr. Cooper. He's a talented doctor, but man was his bio a piece of work 😭 After reading Zayne's, the protagonist turns her head and sits down. We're talking fractions of seconds of screen time for his display lol. But I grabbed every word that I could and the best picture of his face that I could manage.

Oddly enough, his name display just says "Cooper". No title. But throughout his biography, they refer to him as "Dr. Cooper". So I'm referring to him based on his biography name/title. Here's his details:

Cooper

Attending Surgeon

Division of Cardiac Surgery

Expertise:

...surgical treatment of coronary...

...and congenital heart diseases and

...

Biography:

Dr. Cooper attended Changqi Graduate …e School of...

...Medical School in 2020 and received his masters in 2037. From 2037 to 2040, he studied at the School of Medicine at the School of Medicine at National University in the UK and obtained his MD in Cardiac Surgery. Afterward, he engaged in clinical research on the surgical treatment of coronary, valvular, and congenital heart diseases and heart transplantation under the supervision of Professor Zero, also known as the Mother of Heart Valve Surgery and an internationally renowned expert in cardiac Surgery. Having performed over 4,000 cardiac surgical operations, he is one of the most experienced specialists in the field.

In December 2046, Dr. Cooper became an attending surgeon. He successfully performed the country's first implantation of an artificial heart assist device (Evol-based) and Coronary artery bypass graft. He participated in developing a variety of new clinical technologies, such as total arterial revascularization (TAR). In addition, he was awarded the honorary title of Fellow of the National Academy of Surgery.

He has published over 20 academic papers, including 15 SCI papers and 13 co-authored monographs

[bethanydelleman]

Anne de Bourgh is probably just sick

It really bothers me when people speculate that Anne isn’t really sick or that she is a victim of Munchhausen's by proxy because it makes Lady Catherine a monster instead of a uppity busy-body. There is nothing in the text to indicate that Anne is even unhappy at home or feels stifled by her mother! She is presented as ill.

First of all, it was very common back then for people to be sickly. No modern medicine meant vaccine preventable diseases were running rampant many of which can cause lifelong complications (except smallpox, that vaccine was rolling out) and if you had something like a heart condition, no medication or surgery. There are many "sickly" people in history who are suspected of all sorts of conditions. Anne could suffer from something as simple as chronic anemia or from a congenital heart condition or many other things. Diagnosis lagged behind cures in many cases, for example, Type 1 Diabetes has been correctly diagnosed for hundreds of years but it was just a death sentence until they learned how to manufacture insulin.

Second, Anne is physically different from her family and shockingly so. Maria cries out in surprise, “Only look at her. She is quite a little creature. Who would have thought she could be so thin and small!” Elizabeth later describes her thusly, “Miss de Bourgh was pale and sickly: her features, though not plain, were insignificant”. Given that almost every other member of the Fitzwilliam family (Darcy, Georgiana, and Lady Catherine) are described as tall and “formidable”, this indicates a long-standing illness.

Third, there is no evidence that Lady Catherine is in any way cruel or abusive towards her daughter. Anne has her little phaeton to ride around on, Lady Catherine brings people to play pianoforte and cards for her daughter's amusement, and she has a round the clock health attendant, Mrs. Jenkinson. She seems excessively concerned about Anne's health, which wouldn't help to fake keep her sick, "except when Mrs. Jenkinson expressed her fears of Miss de Bourgh’s being too hot or too cold, or having too much or too little light" and "Mrs. Jenkinson was chiefly employed in watching how little Miss de Bourgh ate, pressing her to try some other dish, and fearing she was indisposed,"

Fouth, Anne if anything, seems like a Lady Catherine mini-me than a poor stifled child. She makes Charlotte stand outside to talk to her, which Elizabeth calls rude. She also is a tyrant over her guests:

Miss De Bourgh chose to play at cassino, the two girls had the honour of assisting Mrs. Jenkinson to make up her party.... When Lady Catherine and her daughter had played as long as they chose

In Mansfield Park, Mrs. Grant makes a big pretense of wanting to play whist for her husband’s sake but making it seem like the guests’ choice. Both Anne and Lady Catherine choose without reference to their guests and they play for as long as they want.

But mostly, why in the world would Lady Catherine make her daughter sick if her life goal is to have Darcy marry Anne? Who is going to marry someone who looks like they will die in a stiff wind? Lady Catherine's probably relying on family duty because she knows her daughter is basically unmarriageable. She's frail! She can't even play piano much less run Pemberley, and Lady Catherine is aware of that which is why her only chance is hinting at her nephew and yelling at women he dares to propose to!

Now is it possible that Lady Catherine is treating Anne with something that makes her more ill? Certainly. But that would be an honest mistake and not malicious. Also, we see in Sense & Sensibility that the doctor tries a new remedy when the last fails, so I think it is more probable that Lady Catherine would have gone though many treatments and many doctors, all of whom have failed or maybe resulted in very small improvements.

Anne de Bourgh being an only child and a sickly one is Lady Catherine’s only sympathetic feature. It seems more likely to me that the reason Lady Catherine tries to control and advise others is because the only thing she can’t change is Anne. If Lady Catherine is inflicting this illness on Anne she just becomes an irrational monster. It’s far more likely that Lady Catherine is deeply disappointed that she can’t present Anne at court and parade her around.

People with MbyP usually want to be praised for taking care of their child. Not so with Lady Catherine. The compliments Lady Catherine appreciates are Mr. Collins saying it’s sad Anne can’t be out. She assures people that if Anne was well she would have been awesome. This points more to disappointed hopes than wanting to be seen as a supermom.

MbyP is also super rare. It's far more likely that Anne is just sick or is a result of too many cousins marrying cousins, or is a contrast to healthy, vibrant Elizabeth. Jane Austen also LOVES writing hypochondriacs and when she does, it is always very clear but Anne de Bourgh is presented as just sickly.

Additional Note: The JAFF trope where Elizabeth, uneducated girl that she is, knows what is wrong with Anne/knows the treatment is hurting her is just kind of laughable. If anything she would say something like, “You shouldn’t bleed her, mercury is the way to go.”  Also Lady Catherine would probably laugh in her face and ask her for some credentials.

[theheartcareclinic]

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[phindia]

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[medstudentblues]

it's the first day of my new rotation -- community of family medicine! i just accomplished my outside rotation. the last two weeks have been lighter compared to our 1 week in a public hospital somewhere in pasig, but the hospital i just rotated in came with its own challenges.

i was decked in ward 4 (onco/hema) ward where there are lots of leukemia patients (as mentioned in this post). then ward 8 where i stayed longer. ward 8 is the surgery ward where i was decked with a notorious resident who was rumored to throw a test tube at a junior intern but we were good when we worked together. we became close she bought ice cream for us and even asked for perfume recommendations. it wasn't so bad!

ward 8 was also full of interesting cases. i was able to handle neonates with omphalocele, gastroschisis, hirschsprung disease etc. it wasn't as depressing as the oncology ward, but it was humid (as the doctor's quarters weren't airconditioned). there is more room compared to the oncology ward so the relatives either sleep on the floor or beside the patient. i heard that some patients code (meaning, we have to resuscitate/revive them), especially neonates with multiple congenital anomalies, but there weren't any during my shift. some children came in just for the surgery (inguinal hernia, ruptured appendicitis) then was discharged after. some didn't stay long compared to the onco ward children who spends their life in hospitals.

i was excited during my pedia surgery ward rotation because i love surgery, i love scrubbing in surgical cases. i was waiting for an open heart surgery but i was on night duty when they had an operation scheduled :-( i was able to scrub in, however, in a bag insertion in a patient with gastroschisis. it was interesting.

my rotation ended with me being pulled from neonatal ICU to the hema/onco ward again. i was pulled out because a kid with myelodysplastic syndrome need to be monitored. she was on DNR (do not resuscitate). she was grunting, had high fever (Tmax 41C), and was seizing every now and then. when i got there at 8pm, everything was up (her temperature, heart rate, and respiratory rate). we advised tepid sponge bath to the mother after ordering an antipyretic, to which she complied, and had units of platelet concentrate standby. in the past few days, this kid was receiving platelet concentrates because her platelets were consistently, extremely low, to the point that she already had intracranial hemorrhage. this kid has polydactyly (with extra fingers) and trisomy 8. her mouth was red from the mucosal bleeding.

at 2 in the morning, she expired. the mother called me because her breathing seemed slow so i ran to the patient and immediately checked her heartbeat. my adrenaline was up, thinking of all the possibilities that could come after (basic life support sequence), but then i remembered that kid was on DNR, and that made me melancholic. i listened to the heartbeat and from 164 just an hour ago, it was 64. i checked the radial pulse and it was really thready, almost next to nothing. after a few more seconds, i listened to the heartbeat again and there was nothing i could hear. i informed the parents that their kid just expired and informed the hospitalist (junior consultant) on duty that the kid just died.

this time, i wasn't on the verge of tears like the last time a kid died on my shift. this time i was rational, i was thinking of what came after -- the papers that had to be prepared and submitted and the doctors i had to inform. i offered my condolences to the parents and left them to grieve. there is only so much i could do.

the hospitalist told me, "you don't have to monitor a kid hourly now," and i did not say anything. for me that kid was not an hourly monitoring hurdle for me. that kid's initials was A,D. that kid liked soup and stew. she was born with trisomy 8, myelodysplastic syndrome, and had polydactyly. her mother told me she was a good kid. and she just left this world, and a hole in her parents' heart.