During my pediatrics rotation, I saw dozens of kids die from Sickle Cell-related crises. They were in soul-crushing pain till the very end.
Perhaps you may not fully understand the gravity of this disease and why we should all fight tooth and nail to prevent any members of the next generation from ever having to suffer through it.
Sickle Cell Disease is a needless burden that needs to die OUT.
Celebrating Academic Excellence!
Gambia's First Homegrown Internal Medicine Specialist Shines as a Beacon of Hope
In a historic milestone, Dr. Musa Cham has become the first Gambian-trained internal medicine specialist, passing the rigorous West African College of Physicians Membership Examination with flying colors. His triumph is a testament to relentless dedication, sleepless nights, and an unwavering commitment to healing his community, often at the expense of time with his own family.
Dr. Cham’s journey was not without challenges. Facing countless obstacles, he burned the midnight oil, balancing the demands of medicine with a deep sense of duty to his patients. Known for his compassion, he listens to every concern as if it were his own, embodying the heart of a true healer.
This pioneering achievement marks a turning point for Gambian healthcare, proving that local talent can rise to meet global standards. Dr. Cham’s success is a beacon of hope, inspiring future generations to dream big and persevere.
The Gambia Association of Resident Doctors (GARD) in a statement acelebrates Dr Cham whose legacy they said will undoubtedly shape the nation’s medical future.
It’s about time you find out why your talkative friend is suddenly mute instead of saying “he has attitude”.
It’s about time you ask why your sister is always uncomfortable around that male relative of hers.
It’s about time you lend your voice and support to mental health.
Doctors are adults with free will.
They can quit full-time clinical jobs.
They can be non-clinical.
They can write, consult, & speak.
They can work part-time, do locums, or take breaks and not work at all.
Doctors can do absolutely anything they want to do with their lives.
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You’ll help patients donate blood
Fight blood bank
Steal instruments for their care
Beg them to just run tests even though patients have not paid so you can work with something
Go to bed late
Cancel outings
But yet we are doing the least according to some people
As per authentic narrations, charity brings you:
✓ *Shade* when the sun burns people in the Hereafter
✓ *Protection* against Hell, trials and a bad end
✓ *Multiplication* of reward
✓ *Supplications* from angels
✓ *Cures* for loved ones
✓ *Softness* of the heart
✓ *Shields* against the wrath of Allaah
✓ *Safeguards* against devils
✓ *Coolness* in the grave
✓ *Expiation* of sins and *admittance* into Jannah
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