HEALTH CARE - CPR

1. EMERGENCY AID FOR CARDIC ARREST    

     If the heart stops pumping, it is known as a cardiac arrest. It happened recently while we senior citizens were sitting in the park for our evening gup-shup. One of our friend suddenly collapsed  while sitting on the park bench. His pulse showed no sign and his eyes were turning. We made him lie down and having documented the paper for CPR few days earlier it was fresh on mind to activate the procedure. To our happiness in 25 seconds the heart beat started again and the person revived. He got 



three stunts in the hospital after emergency admission.

      Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is a combination of mouth-to-mouth resuscitation and chest compressions that delivers oxygen and artificial circulation to a person whose heart has stopped. This is referred to as being in cardiac arrest. CPR can be life-saving first aid.

    Two documents are uploaded for your convenience to learn all about this life saving CPR. Click the titles to access the presentations.

     A.   CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION (CPR)

     B.   HOW TO PERFORM CPR ON ADULTS. (Complete with photographs)
     C    CPR - HAND OUT -  PDF

     D.   VIDEO (CLICK TO WATCH) VIDEO PRESENTATION

2.  DESI TREATMENT FOR DENGUE:

Take 10 Leaves of "Harshingar" Tree, and 8 Kaali Mirch crush kar lo, (Black Pepper), and boil it in 3 Glass of Water, when it boil downs to half, i.e. 1.5 Glass water, give 1 Sip every 1/2 Hour, for 12 Hours, Platelets will start increasing after first sip, it is a Miracle Drug, as Platelets rose to 16000 from 7000 after first sip and to 25000 after second sip, it is sure shot treatment for Dengue. Spread this message to maximum people, so that anybody who is suffering should take it to get relief from Dengue. 

NOTE :- FOR CONVENIENCE OF THE VETERANS THE PHOTOGRAPH OF THE PLANT HAS BEEN PLACED IN THE RIGHT HAND COLOUMN OF THIS SITE. --   KNOW MORE ABOUT ITS MEDICINAL USAGE

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DEFENCE PENSIONERS MUST KNOW THEIR PENSION

http://indianexserviceman.blogspot.in/2010/01/defence-pensioners-must-know-their.html

It has been observed with great concern that a large number of Defence pensioners (PBORs) including Honorary Rank officers just accept whatever the bank pays to them as pension. The position of a family pensioner is still worse.

The highly educated children of many defence pensioners don’t bother about to find out whether their parents are getting the correct pension.

The Exwel Trust volunteers, practically go to the residences of many family pensioners after getting the details of pensioners and addresses from the pension paying banks. Hardly one percent of the pensioner comes out of their own for help. They simply continue to accept whatever is paid by the bank.

The Trust conducted one pensioners meet to help the pensioners to get their correct pension


and arrears. The response was better than expected. But the follow up by the pensioners was very poor. There were about 150 pensioners in one pensioners meet. It was not possible for the organizers of the meet to settle all the cases in one day. Therefore they have asked the pensioners to come on different dates. But most of the pensioners did not turn up to get their correct pension. If this is the attitude of the majority of the defence pensioners, the banks will continue to pay whatever the amount they feel like paying. The voluntary organizations like the Exwel Trust will not have any interest to proceed further in the matter.

Whatever the services done by the Trust was purely voluntary. Most of the pensioners helped by the Trust are widows above the age of 70. They cannot go to the bank and claim the pension arrears of their own. They cannot approach even the pension adalat. The pension adalats are mere eye wash.

The Exwel Trust had referred more than 15 cases to the SBI CPPC, Chennai. So far the bank had not even acknowledged the complaint. Most of them are Special Family pensioners. They are being paid a basic pension of Rs.3500 instead of Rs.7000 from 01.01.2006.

We feel like sending legal notice to the bank. However we are afraid of the expenses involved on a legal procedure.

The Bank’s legal department seldom accepts the verdict of the lower court. They will not hesitate to drag the case to even supreme court. The banks may be able to spend any amount for the legal battle. But a poor pensioner cannot afford to spend.

It is high time that the Defence pensioners better know about their pension. Otherwise the Banks in due course may stop paying the pension.

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