"anugerah dariMu Allah dalam menyusuri jalan hidup ini, dalam mendidik hati ini menjadi insan yang lebih bersyukur dan memberi"
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Friday, November 27, 2009
Eid Mubarak ^_^

Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Ya Allah T_T
Never loose hope
You feel so lost
That your so alone
All you is see is night
And darkness all around
You feel so helpless
You can`t see which way to go
Don`t despair and never loose hope
Cause Allah is always by your side
Insya Allah
Insya Allah you`ll find your way
Everytime you can make one more mistake
You feel you can`t repent
And that its way too late
Your`re so confused,wrong decisions you have made
Haunt your mind and your heart is full of shame
Don`t despair and never loose hope
Cause Allah is always by your side
Insya Allah
Insya Allah you`ll find your way
Insya Allah
Insya Allah you`ll find your way
Turn to Allah
He`s never far away
Put your trust in Him
Raise your hands and pray
OOO Ya Allah
Guide my steps don`t let me go astray
You`re the only one that showed me the way,
Showed me the way
Insya Allah
Insya Allah we`ll find the way
Sunday, November 08, 2009
Jalan-jalan lagi ^_^
go out and about...
Thursday, November 05, 2009
Memburu Impian
baby blues vs. postnatal depression
Up to 80% of mothers go through the baby blues, often about three or four days after the
birth.You might feel very anxious about small things or mildly depressed, or just keep
bursting into tears for no apparent reason.
Baby blues may be caused by hormone changes, tiredness, discomfort from sore stitches
or breasts or even a feeling of anticlimax after all the excitement. Whatever the cause
you will usually find it only lasts a day or so. Cry if you feel like it and try to sleep if you can.
The best help your family can give is probably just to listen, give you a reassuring hug and
look after the baby while you get some rest.
If these feelings do not go away, it may be that you are simply not looking after yourself very
well. Take time out to treat yourself. Have a long, lazy bath, eat your favourite food or visit
a friend.
About 10% of mothers slide into a depression that may be quite deep. They are taken over
by a feeling of hopelessness. They may feel angry, but more often feel too exhausted to be
angry or even to cope with the simplest tasks.
If you feel like this, you must get help. You should contact your health visitor or GP and
explain how you are feeling. A family member or a friend might get in touch with them after
talking to you about it.

