Our Child is our Beauty

BEAUTY
Beauty is a characteristic of a person, animal place, object or idea that provides a preceptial experience of pleasure, meaning or staisfaction.Beauty is studied as part of aesthlies sociology and social psychology and culture.
Beauty is the eye of beholder

In this most profound sense, beauty may engender a solient experiene of positure reflection about the meaning of one owns existence.A subject of beauty is anything that resonates with personal meaning.

Our child is also our beauty.our bloodrelations are most important for us.I tell u a story of parents which lost thier beautiful daughter.2nd january my husband opend the website of imanae malik.co.uk.I see her in picture and says my husband wow nice baby.Then my husband told me she died in Doctor Hospital. I worried and i cant control my tears.I searched and then decide i also sport them.

On November 29, 2009 at 3 am in the morning my 3 year old daughter, Imanae, spilt hot water on her wrist. My wife and I immediately took her to Doctors Hospital and Medical Center in Johar Town, Lahore. Although it was a very small burn, we chose to go to the hospital as our baby was in a lot of pain and we wanted her hurt to go away as quickly as possible.

At the hospital we were met by the emergency ward staff, who applied an ointment on her hand and gave her an injection to soothe the pain. When Imanae continued to cry because of the pain, the nurse called the doctor on duty. I noticed when he walked into the room that he had obviously been asleep and had just been woken up.

The doctor instructed the nurse to give Imanae another injection. Imanae however continued to cry. Fifteen minutes later, the sleepy doctor instructed the nurse to inject Imanae with the 3rd injection. All in all, 5mg of this anesthetic/pain killer was given. This was the moment when my little baby went silent and started losing consciousness. Just before she totally passed out, she started calling out my name and saying that everything was getting blurred and she couldn’t see clearly. Little did I know that these were the last words my daughter would ever say.

I asked the doctor what was happening to my daughter, he assured me that she was FINE and was just SLEEPING, and left the room. I however wasn’t satisfied and checked Imanae myself to see if I could feel her breath or hear her heartbeat.

When I couldn’t feel either of the two, I immediately informed the nurse. She called the doctor again who used a Heart Beat Monitor to examine Imanae. There was no reading on the monitor. I asked the doctor what that signified and he told me that since the monitor was intended for adult use, it could not detect my baby’s hear beat. I WISH I HAD ASKED HIM THEN WHY HE WAS USING IT ON MY HELPLESS AND UNCONSCIOUS CHILD AND WASTING PRECIOUS TIME!!!