One drop of saline IV drip.
Rather one tiny droplet.
One after the other.
Heals a patient.
Or, sometimes even saves a patient.
Every drop counts.
Be it the IV saline or our effort in dealing with a challenge in life.
Individually or as a team.
Every team member's contribution counts towards the success of the team.
Every drop counts.
In mankind's effort to save the Environment. We have said this before in our posts on World Environment Day. Year after year. Quick links are given below.
What Can Each One of Us Do? - to save the Environment?
While watching the saline droplets doing their work, Ghumakkad got inspired to write this story. Pictures were taken around 2AM when the patient was in severe pain and couldn't sleep well.
That is what bloggers are. Crazy folks who get idea for a story from an intravenous saline bottle!
Do you also get such crazy bouts?
Feel free to share your encounters of a similar kind.
Thanks for browsing.
- Harsh-the-Ghumakkad with Neeta Bhargava/ KIMS Sunshine Hospital, Secunderabad/1st August 2024
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May be This is the first aid given to the patient hospitalised.
ReplyDeleteYes, depending on the ailment saline IV comes first.
DeleteGreat lesson
ReplyDeleteThanks for writing.
DeleteHarshji Greatly appreciate your courage and power of observation.This Blog should be dedicated to Neetaji who is your Lifeline.
ReplyDeleteThanks much Bhaisahab.
DeleteSetting up recycling plants in multiple locations is the need of the hour
ReplyDeleteWith you on this.
DeleteI believe in Srilanka they use coconut water which is suppose to be the best.
ReplyDeleteI guess so. But after bottling, it has a short shelf life.
DeleteIn a more literal sense, we at Bengaluru are experiencing the phenomenon of "Every drop counts" owing to water scarcity.
ReplyDeleteIMHO this isn't a bad thing at all because the average Bengalurean is now a person who is conscious about this resource which we have always taken for granted.
Also, the innovative and intrepid Bengalurean is now investing into a number of measures to conserve, reuse and recycle water like STP treated water recycling, rainwater harvesting and so on.
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Great! So now the Bengalureans understand the meaning of 'every drop counts' even better!
DeleteEvery drop and moment counts. Regards
ReplyDeleteWell said Vicky. Thanks.
DeleteEvery drop makes an ocean !
ReplyDeleteEvery drop makes an ocean !
ReplyDeleteThanks General.
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