HAPPY AND PEACEFUL Life

Ten Most Important Points to Live a HAPPY AND PEACEFUL Life

1) Help yourself before helping anyone on the earth, because if you are helping one Human, and betraying other Human, you are not to be called a human, but a Devil, because a Devil helps another Devil, a thief helps another thief.

2) Always be yourself, and focus on your own karma, because interfering in others Karma, or helping someone in his karma in negative way which is going to put anyone's life in jeopardy, is either going to get you away from your own karma, or make your paths more difficult to reach or complete your karma and purposes in Life.

3) Love yourself more than anyone else, because you will find someone who will love you more than you love yourself, because only those people deserve Love, who love themselves and others without thinking of what they have and what they are going to get.

4) Love your Work, and don't cheat at your Work, because Work is Worship. If you are a Boss, respect your own values, don't cheat with employees in anyway, because that's going to put your business down soon, and in terrible circumstances, so think good about your company and your employees, and how you can grow your business POSITIVELY, helping your employees to grow too, because every Company grows Positively, only when employees grow truly, and productively.

5) Respect your Values and the Love you have, and try to be down to earth though achieved a Million Dollars, you'll always get closer to your Destination and fulfill your Life's purposes.

6) Be Human, than being a Engineer, a Doctor, a Scientist when you are in Humans, because that's what is going to make you a GOOD & FINE HUMAN.

7) Forgive others for the mistakes they make, and forget what good you've done to anyone, but don't repeat the same mistakes that you've done, or anyone has, and don't repeat the good to same person, just because you are to expect some outcome, because you'll be putting the person's life in danger.

8) Always remember, "AS YOU SOW, SO SHALL YOU REAP", works from the day you've born, till the day you'll be on the earth, so do as much as good to anyone you can, but without expectation, betrayal or without anyone's force, but with your Heart, because if you are doing good and performing your Karma, you'll one day have YOUR OWN HOUSE, YOUR OWN CAR, YOUR OWN LOVE OF LIFE, and YOUR OWN KIND OF RESPECT, NOT SLAVERY.

9) Every person is born to achieve, so you are too, it's only the difference of Good Motivators, and People who influence you matters. So try to have friends who you understand, and who can understand you, and not use each others for your meaning, but GROW TOGETHER, and help others to GROW too. And don't be with Grouches, they will always pull you down.

10) BE HUMAN, and RESPECT EVERY OTHER HUMAN for the VALUES HE / SHE HAS, you'll ALWAYS BE RESPECTED, else YOUR VALUE IS ZERO. Grouches do have their Values, make them realise in some or the other way if not the straight way, because every human has time, when he realises his own mistakes, he tries and improves himself.

BEING HUMAN, UNDERSTAND LIFE, and HAVE LOVE, is what we are here for on this Earth.

Stroke - When To Call a Doctor

Call emergency services immediately if:

• Signs of a stroke develop suddenly. These may include:
  • Sudden numbness, paralysis, or weakness in your face, arm, or leg, especially on only one side of your body.
  • New problems with walking or balance.
  • Sudden vision changes.
  • Drooling or slurred speech.
  • New problems speaking or understanding simple statements, or feeling confused.
  • A sudden, severe headache that is different from past headaches.
• You have signs of a transient ischemic attack (TIA). Symptoms are similar to those of a stroke, except:
  • The loss of vision is usually described as a sensation that a shade is being pulled down over one eye.
  • TIA symptoms typically disappear after 10 to 20 minutes but may last longer. There is no way to tell whether the symptoms are caused by a stroke or by TIA, so emergency medical care is needed for both conditions.

Call your doctor immediately if you have:

• Had recent symptoms of a TIA or stroke, even if the symptoms have disappeared.
• Had a TIA or stroke and are taking aspirin or other medicines that prevent blood clotting and you notice any signs of bleeding.
• Had a stroke and have a choking episode from food going down your windpipe.
• Had a stroke and have signs of a blood clot in a deep blood vessel, which include redness, warmth, and pain in a specific area of your arm or leg.

Call your doctor for an appointment if you:

• Think you have had a TIA in the past and have not talked with your doctor about it.
• Have had a stroke and have a pressure sore. Pressure sores, which usually develop along the elbows, ankles, heels, knees, buttocks, and tailbone and on the back along the spine, are caused by staying in one position too long. The first sign of a pressure sore is a reddened area that does not go away with rubbing or massaging.
• Have had a stroke and notice that your affected arm or leg is becoming increasingly stiff or you are not able to straighten it (spasticity).
• Have had a stroke and notice signs of a urinary tract infection. Signs may include fever, pain with urination, blood in urine, and low back (flank) pain. For more information, see the topic Urinary Tract Infections in Teens and Adults.
• Have had a stroke and you are having trouble keeping your balance.

Watchful Waiting

Watchful waiting is not appropriate if you have signs of a stroke. Emergency medical care is needed to prevent or treat any complications that may be life-threatening. Prompt treatment may prevent extensive damage to the brain, decreasing permanent disabilities from the stroke.

If the stroke is caused by a blood clot, early care by a doctor in the emergency room or hospital is critical. If you seek help right away, you can sometimes receive a medicine (tissue plasminogen activator, or t-PA) that dissolves clots. This medicine works best when it is given right after symptoms begin. Not everyone can safely receive this medicine.

Who To See

Doctors who can diagnose and treat stroke include:

• Emergency medicine specialists.
• Family medicine physicians.
• Internists.
• Neurologists.

If you need surgery or have other health problems, other specialists may be consulted, such as a:

• Neurosurgeon.
• Cardiologist.
• Vascular surgeon.

Some hospitals have a stroke team made up of many different health professionals, such as a physical therapist, an occupational therapist, a speech therapist, a rehabilitation doctor (physiatrist), a nurse, and a social worker.