Great Getawayz

06/04/2022

Investigate historical child sexual offenses within the Anglican Church of Southern Africa

16/02/2019

Common fans please VOTE for me to win this before my transplant. Transplant will take place in the next few weeks. Like Elsa Nortje Post where she nominated me plz. It will take a mi ute of your time to give hubby and I a late valentines gift. Follow the link and vote Raeesa Ebrahim Jogee. Vote Please

Win win win...So while the pictures get uploaded of the various celebrations of Valentine's day...huncle and I decided that we celebrating love a little differently. We would like to spoil a couple. We would like to create a dream date night....so firstly comment here and tell us about the couple you nominate. Winners will be chosen this evening...Durban based
Life can be so challenging and two people who love each other could not have the freedom of expressing that. So we will help them.
Happy Valentine's day my love Deveshen it's the perfect decision. So we not buying gifts or going out but rather spoiling another couple.
Celebrate love in all ways

14/02/2019

Please like our nomination by Elsa Nortje. I would love to have a romantic date with hubby before the transplant starts

Win win win...So while the pictures get uploaded of the various celebrations of Valentine's day...huncle and I decided that we celebrating love a little differently. We would like to spoil a couple. We would like to create a dream date night....so firstly comment here and tell us about the couple you nominate. Winners will be chosen this evening...Durban based
Life can be so challenging and two people who love each other could not have the freedom of expressing that. So we will help them.
Happy Valentine's day my love Deveshen it's the perfect decision. So we not buying gifts or going out but rather spoiling another couple.
Celebrate love in all ways

15/01/2019

Transplant explained

13/01/2019

Please remember that early detection saves lives. Our family has suffered the lost of a loved one to this horrible disease. You're never too young to have cancer. Put yourself first and get regular check ups. Remember, your health is your wealth. Cancer Can be Beaten, if detected Early.

13/01/2019

*FUNERAL*:LATE SHAINAAZ SHAMSOODEEN DAWOOD, D/O SHAMSOODEEN & RASHIDA DAWOOD FAKIE , S/O RIAZ , HAFIZ ASIF & FAZILA, M/O ASHFAAQ & ZAKIYYAH. WILL LEAVE FROM 208 HIMALAYA ST. 9:15 PM. JANAZA NAMAAZ AT JUMA MUSJID, BURIAL AT LAUDIUM CEMETERY. *PMB/PMT*

13/01/2019

بِسْم الله الرحمن الرحيم
Please share...
According to www.su***de.org, one in every 6,250 people commit su***de each day.

Take a moment to consider how many people we bump into each day. How many people on a busy street that we use each day, the number of people we come across on Facebook, WhatsApp and other social media.

If we consider all that, each day we come across more than 6,250 people.

Each day we could bump into one potential su***de victim. All he needs is a push, a slight nudge that could push him over the cliff or away from the cliffs edge.

So as you journey through the day remember these two Hadith of RasoolAllah sallAllahu alayhi wasallam:

Be the first to greet
A smile is part of charity.

This wise advice of RasoolAllah sallAllahu alayhi wasallam could go a long way in somebody’s life today.

At the same time remember the other advice of RasoolAllah sallAllahu alayhi wasallam

Do not get angry

You anger could be the push off the cliff for somebody.

Su***de.org: Su***de Prevention, Su***de Awareness, Su***de Support, Su***de Help

09/01/2019

So this is the kit they use for bone marrow biopsy. I'm done and it was not that bad. 😁 Get results by next week. In the meantime we are getting everything organised and approved by with the medical aid. Hold thumbs and Pray that I don't have to do any chemo and that I can go straight to transplant.

09/01/2019

An Update about my appointment to a Clinical Haematologist in Pretoria.

30/12/2018

https://gogetfunding.com/raeesa-fighting-cancer-one-day-at-a-time/ please visit, Read, Donate(if you can afford to) and please share with friends who you think will have generous hearts. We need approximately $3000 in the next two weeks. Please assist. 💞

I am a 3 time surviving cancer mum of 2 beautiful kids. I am desperately in need of funds to pay for a bone marrow transplant as well as relocation cost as I had to move to Cape Town for 6 months. Please assist as I need to raise at least R500000 in order for my life to be saved and to return health...

30/12/2018

Please Donate Blood. Blood banks are running dry and with the expected amount of road accidents in the next week, we really need to locate SANBS near you. .

28/12/2018

Chemo Chronicles.

28/12/2018

Enough said.

27/12/2018

Back @ Home Sweet Home. No energy to unpack all these bags....

26/12/2018

Update: Hi to all. I have been a bit quiet lately as my family and I have been on kind of a Rollercoaster in the last week. I got a plasma cell transfusion on Tuesday, when my Dr confirmed that we will be starting the transplant process on the 4th of January. My blood counts were good, meaning my risk of infection had been lowered, but that the cancer was still present. He mentioned that I had some antibodies(resistance), to some of Rameez's, my 15 year old sons, cells. He said that there was some medication I had to take and that they would have to 'rinse my plasma cells', using a dialysis type of machine. He said it might delay things a bit as we needed to get authorization from the medical aid. On Friday I called Dr office, just to confirm dates. Dr called me late Friday afternoon, telling me the transplant was off for now as he was concerned about the high antibodies(resistance) that I had against Rameez's cells. He asked if my mummy could be tested, but her age and health and chronic medication means that she too cannot be a donor. My Dr last day of work was Monday and he had a full day of appointments, so he agreed that I could meet him at the hospital on Sunday. Dr worked out that I would have to be in cape Town, until at least July. That too was not guaranteed. With all that being said, I have been in Cape Town since August. I was willing to stay in cape Town, at least until the end of March and maybe end of April if really needed. I then explained to Dr that it has been financially draining. I have "budgeted", with the help of my family until the end of March. I then explained to him that it is also emotionally draining, not being home and close to my loved ones. We then decided, that Dr will transfer me to Pretoria East Transplant unit. I looked online for flights to come home and praise God, we got flights for Christmas Day. I am home, a bit weak, a bit of pain and very tired. In the meantime, my daughter Najma, 11years old, has also been tested and we should get her results back before the end of January. I know that all my family and friends are extremely excited to have me home. I need to get settled in, rest a bit and get a bit stronger before I can receive visitors. Also please note that I have strict instructions from my Dr, no visiting of malls, no visiting in crowded places, where I might pick up and infection, no visitors who are sick with flu, sinus, colds, nausea, Diarhea or any kind of virus. Also no contact with anyone who has been in contact with those who have been sick. I know it's a handful of no's and don't. As you all know I love and thrive being around family and loved ones, but for now, I have to adhere to strict Dr's orders or I will end up back in hospital again Please remember us all in your prayers. Love, hugs and kisses to all.

21/12/2018

21/12/2018

HAIR Diaries....