lagi NASIHAT...

Bismillah Ar-Rahman Ar-Rahim..

lagi nasihat dr Pakcik...

"Dan memang tidak semua yang kita idamkan akan kita dapat....Itu sangat lumrah. Bila berlaku perkahwinan dalam keadaan itu, terpulang kepada kedua pasangan untuk mengemudinya. Ikutkan perasaan ....hancur atau porak peranda. Kalau diperpanjang2kan akal, berfikir puluhan/ratusan kali sebelum bertindak...insyaAllah kekal selamat. Ending -nya kita akan 'realise' , apa hikmah perkahwinan yang kita rasa tak sesuai itu.

Namun ada pertanda saya rasa sesaorang itu jodoh kita. Antaranya jika kita rasa sesuatu dalam jiwa , seperti berdebar2, namun terasa tenang bila ternampak 'sesaorang', mungkin itu isyarat Tuhan. Kalau ikut falsafah cinta orang dulu2 (bukan hadith tau....), kalau kita asyik terkenang2 pada 'sesaorang' (ia datang sendiri - bukan sengaja diingat2) itu tandanya kita ada 'chemistry cinta'.

Namun berusaha untuk mendapatkan jodoh terbaik tu perlu ada usaha. 'Study', periksa, kenal pasti, 'USHAaaa...', berdoa dan tawakkal kepadaNYA. Jangan lupa minta sungguh2. Sepenuh jiwa, pasrah kita hamba yang tiada daya upaya. Yakin yang berkuasa hanya DIA..."

Allahu'lam..

Engkau Insan Sempurna...

Dirimu terlalu sempurna
Akhlakmu yang sungguh mulia
Jasamu yang amat berharga
Menerangi jalan (ke) Syurga

Selalu aku yang terlupa
Selawat jarang terlaksana
Di bibir mengatakan cinta
Di hati pula berdusta

Bila diuji dan dipujuk nafsu
Ku meminjam cekal ketabahanmu
Kerana ku yakin di suatu waktu
Syafaatmu yang dapat membantuku

Tika berenang di laut derita
Sang mentari sejengkal di kepala
Saat dihitung dosa dan pahala
Siapakah yang akan membela

Kesyukuran atas kurniaan Rahmat-Nya
Menghadiahkanku seorang
Insan sempurna berjasa
Selayaknya engkau dikasihi dicinta
Kerana dirimu ya Rasul
Kekasih teristimewa

Album:Permata Hijrah

p/s: rasulullah insan yg plg teristimewa & plg sempurna...tiada kedukaan bg org yg mencintai baginda.

Nasihat...

Bait-bait nasihat dr seorang yg sgt dihormati...Semuga Allah sentiasa merahmati & meredhai Pakcik sekeluarga...Terima kasih Pakcik!!

Anak, Allah tidak bebankan sesuatu yang kita tidak akan mampu memikulnya.

Anak, apa juga yang Allah takdirkan untk kita, maka itulah sebenarnya yang tebaik untuk kita.

Allah menguji kita kerana Dia sayang kita, supaya dengan ujian itu kita berpaut erat padaNYA.

Sengaja kadang-kadang Allah uji kita dgn ujian yang datang dari kalangan keluarga kita, supaya kita tahu dan sedar bahawa mereka yang selama ini kita rasa (hanya mereka) akan membantu/menyokong kita - hakikatnya hanya Allah yang membantu/menyokong kita.

Anak, setiap sesuatu yang menyulitkan/menyakitkan seorang mukmin/ah itu, jika diiringi dengan sabar maka baginya pahala dan kebajikan yang banyak serta pengampunan dosa dan penganugerahan darjat yang tinggi disisiNYA.

Anak, apa kata kita lihat sesuatu yang negatif itu pada sisi yang positif. Orang KERDIL melihat yang negatif itu sebagai masalah/halangan, tapi orang HEBAT melihat yang negatif itu adalah peluang.

Teguh dengan kritikan, senantiasa berlapang dada, usah berganjak dari kebenaran, jadilah diri anak sebenarnya, anak akhirnya akan terpandang......masa yang akan menentukan

p/s: moga sume beroleh manfaatnya.

ALLHAT.

In the Name Of Allah, the Most Gracious & the Most Merciful.

During this freely & exciting weekend, especially for the RX7 batch, apart from spending it delightfully with your family & frens, guys why dont you take a glance of this exciting study, the ALLHAT study. It might be benefited for sometime in the future!!!yeah!Enjoy the show ^_^

Facts About ALLHAT:
New Findings About Drugs to Lower High Blood Pressure and Cholesterol

Many drugs have been developed in recent years to treat high blood pressure (or hypertension) and high cholesterol, two major risk factors for heart disease. Recent findings from a major clinical study supported by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) offer new information about treating both conditions.

ALLHAT--the "Antihypertensive and Lipid-Lowering Treatment to Prevent Heart Attack Trial"--was a large study that began in 1994 and lasted 8 years. It had two parts: one compared effects of a diuretic (sometimes referred to as a "water pill") with three newer, more costly blood pressure-lowering drugs; the other compared the effects of a cholesterol-lowering statin drug and diet with those of "usual care," which included a diet and, at the start of the study, no cholesterol-lowering drug. Those in the usual care group were given a cholesterol-lowering drug later in the study when their doctor felt their condition needed it. The blood pressure trial involved more than 40,000 persons, aged 55 and older, who had hypertension. Of those, more than 10,000 who had moderately elevated cholesterol were in the cholesterol trial as well.

More information about each part-and what the findings mean for you--starts below. If you are being treated for high blood pressure and/or high cholesterol, do not make any changes without first talking with your doctor. Every drug has multiple effects, and the benefits of its use must be weighed against the risks to find the best treatment for each person.

Also, whether or not drug therapy is needed, treatment for both conditions includes lifestyle measures, such as becoming physically active, losing weight, if overweight, following a low-saturated fat, low-cholesterol eating plan, limiting dietary salt, and not smoking.

Blood pressure should be controlled to less than 140/90 mm Hg--even lower if you have certain conditions, such as diabetes or heart failure(the target is 130/80 mmHg). Target levels for LDL (low-density lipoprotein, the "bad" cholesterol) depend on your risk for heart disease.

High Blood Pressure Study

All four of the drugs studied in ALLHAT are effective in lowering blood pressure. The study tried to find which was the best choice for starting treatment. Results show that diuretics work best to both lower blood pressure and prevent stroke and some forms of heart disease, including heart attack and heart failure. The newer drugs studied were a calcium channel blocker, an angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitor, and an alpha-adrenergic blocker. Study of the alpha-adrenergic blocker was stopped early: Compared with those on the diuretic, those on the alpha-adrenergic blocker had substantially more cardiovascular problems, especially hospitalizations for heart failure.

The advice given here also includes another type of blood pressure drug called beta blockers. This drug was not studied in ALLHAT but prior trials found it effectively lowers blood pressure, and prevents heart problems and strokes.

Results:

• If you need to begin drug treatment, you should definitely try a diuretic first.
• Beta blockers are another option to begin treatment, especially if you're younger than age 60 and do not have diabetes or peripheral artery disease (in which blood flow becomes reduced, especially to the hands and feet). Beta blockers also may be needed if you're taking the drug for another condition, such as heart attack or heart failure. If you're now taking a beta blocker, talk with your doctor about your total health needs.
• If you need multiple drugs to control your blood pressure-which is common-make one a diuretic. If you already take more than one drug but your blood pressure is not yet under control, talk with your doctor about adding a diuretic to your treatment; if you take more than one drug and your blood pressure is controlled, ask about switching one to a diuretic.
• Your doctor may consider giving you a calcium channel blocker or ACE inhibitor if you can't take a diuretic.
• If you have angina (chest pain from heart disease), you may need to take a calcium channel blocker. It should be used along with a diuretic. Check with your doctor.
• Your doctor may consider prescribing an alpha-adrenergic blocker if you take more than one drug to control blood pressure and/or that drug is being used to treat benign prostatic hyperplasia. Talk with your doctor about your total health needs.

Cholesterol Study

The cholesterol study was not "blinded"-participants and their health care providers knew who was receiving which treatment. During the study, many of those in the usual care group were judged by their doctor to need, and so were given, a cholesterol-lowering drug. After 4 years, both groups had significant cholesterol reductions. The difference in cholesterol reductions between the groups was too small to show a difference in death rates and produced only a small, non-significant decrease in the rates of heart attacks and strokes in the statin group.

Results:

• The findings are in line with those from other statin trials, considering the lesser differences in cholesterol between ALLHAT's two groups.
• ALLHAT's findings leave unchanged current cholesterol treatment guidelines, which are based on statin trials with larger cholesterol reductions. You can reduce your risk of developing or dying from heart disease, heart attack, and stroke with lifestyle changes and, if needed, drug treatment. Talk with your doctor to find the best treatment for your health needs.

To Learn More

Contact the NHLBI Health Information Center at P.O. Box 30105, Bethesda, MD 20824-0105; by phone (301) 592-8573; or, online atwww.nhlbi.nih.gov.