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#‎BloodDonation‬ ‪#‎DermaDarah‬ ‪#‎Ramadan‬

Hari ini dah 19 Ramadan 1436H bersamaan 6 Julai 2015. Sepatutnya ia dikongsi pada 26 Jun 2015 yang lalu. Entah mengapa setelah dikarang saya memadamkan nya. Harap masih belum terlewat untuk dikongsi.

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9 Ramadan 1436H / 26 Jun 2015

Sila share jika anda rasa ianya bermanfaat :

Doktor J : Platelets you too low. And perlu masuk platelets baru.
Patient A : Ok doctor
Doctor J : However during Ramadan our stok tak mencukupi and you may be get it in a few days. Platelets just can be keep in 5 days.
And the donor cannot choose who are the recipient.
Patient A : muka pasrah
Doctor J : Did you have Facebook. .? Social Media. .?
Patient A : yes..
Doctor J : Please ask for a donor. We need it. I'm serious about it.
Patient A : just keep smiling
Doctor J : Welcome To Malaysia.
Doctor T : The whole KL is difficult to get.

Saya harap luahan hati ini dapat sampai kepada semua.
Walaupun ianya bukan untuk saya. At least we help others people.
Dulu saya pun beranggapan seperti kebanyakan orang yang saya tidak memerlukan penderma darah. Hari ini nyata meleset.

Untuk rekod bacaan Platelets pada hari ini adalah 15.

Terima kasih.

Alhamdulillah patient berjaya memperoleh platelets dari penderma jam 8.34 pm pada 26 Jun 2015. Terima kasih kepada yang menderma. Ternyata kami amat terhutang budi dengan jasa anda. Semoga Allah merahmati hidup anda di dunia dan akhirat. Aameen Ya Rabbalalamin. Insya Allah

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Untuk bulan Ramadan
Waktu operasi Pusat Darah Negara KL
Jalan Tun Razak
Kuala Lumpur
Tel: +603 2613 2688

Kaunter Pendermaan Darah

Isnin hingga Jumaat :
7.30 am hingga 8.00 pm
Sabtu : 8.00 am hingga 4.00 pm (Whole Blood & Aferesis) Ahad : 8.00 am hingga 4.00 pm
Juga boleh pergi ke mana mana tempat yang mengadakan program derma darah.

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Pain due to breakdown of the bone
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