As you know from yesterday's post, I suddenly came home from Dhaka to see my mother at the doctor. I reached home at 3 pm on Friday. Then on Saturday at 9 am I left home again with my mother to go to Rajshahi. It is approximately more than 130 kilometers from our city of Kushtia to Rajshahi. Since I suddenly decided to go to see the doctor, I did not get a train ticket. As a result, I had to take a bus.

My father took us to the Kushtia bus terminal. I went there to find out which bus would go to Rajshahi. Then I bought two tickets. I had bought tickets from Sonamani Paribahan. Our bus left Kushtia city at 10:40. I had gone to Rajshahi to see the doctor three times before, and I took the train every time. This is the first time I am going by bus.

We reached Rajshahi at around 2:30 pm. It took about 4 hours. Although it was supposed to take less time, the bus started running like a local bus sometimes, so it took a little longer. After getting off the bus, I got into an auto to go to Rajshahi Popular Diagnostic Center. I like Rajshahi city very much. The roads are very beautifully designed. However, there are a lot of auto rickshaws in Rajshahi city, which causes traffic jams on the roads. We went to the building-1 of the Popular Diagnostic Center. The doctor I will see for my mother is in room number 402 on the fourth floor. I had called the hotline yesterday and given my serial number. My serial number was 11. We went to Popular by 3 pm. The doctor was supposed to come at 3:30 pm.

People from different parts of the country come here to see a doctor. Hundreds of people gather here every day. You can understand from the pictures I shared with you how many people go there. We started waiting for the doctor. The doctor arrived at 4:30 pm. He first performed the Asr prayer, then started seeing the patients. He saw my mother a little before 7 pm. Last year, I had seen the same doctor. Since then, she was doing well, but suddenly she fell ill again, so I took her to see her again. The doctor checked everything and let me do 10 different tests. Most of them were blood tests. Then I went to the entry counter and deposited the test money. Then they collected all the samples. Now it was time to wait, to get the report. Then I had to see the doctor again, only then will he prescribe the medicine.

Leaving my mother inside, I went outside. It was actually bad to sit inside. In the doctor's chambers, it is clear that most of the people in the world are not happy. How many people are so sick, and we, even when we are healthy, give problems to the Creator. We have to thank the Creator in all situations of life. It felt good inside, so I left my mother sitting outside for a while. Since I had come here a few times before, it felt good. After going some distance, I saw an uncle selling jhalmuri, I stood there with 10 taka and played, it felt good. Looking at the other side, I saw a lot of people on the road.

While walking, I met one of my younger brothers, he was also taking his father to see the doctor. I talked to him for a while. Then he went inside again. At around 8:30 pm, we got Amado's reports. Then we submitted them to the doctor according to the serial. The doctor, after looking at the reports, prescribed medicine and gave advice. At around 10 pm, all the work with our doctor was completed. No major problem was detected in the test of Ammu. If you take regular medicine, everything will be fine, InshaAllah.

My post for today ends here, everyone stay well and healthy. See you again with a new post from me.