Dr Saba Humayun

جن کے سائے میں زندگی آسان لگتی تھی،

اُن کے بغیر ہر راستہ اجنبی سا لگتا ہے

17th July… the day my world changed forever.

I still find myself reaching for the phone to call you, wanting to share my day, ask for your advice, or simply hear your voice.
I wish I could hug you one more time. Just one more embrace. One more conversation. One more chance to say how much I love you and how grateful I am for everything you taught me.

I didn’t just lose my father-in-law; I lost my mentor, my guide, my colleague, my best friend, and the person who believed in me when I doubted myself. Every achievement of mine carries a lesson you taught me, and every step forward reminds me of the footsteps I used to follow.
Life feels incomplete now. The silence you left behind is louder than any words, and no amount of time can fill the space you occupied in my heart.

May Allah grant you the highest place in Jannah and keep your grave filled with light. Until we meet again, you will forever remain in my prayers, my memories, and in every success I achieve.

إِنَّا لِلَّٰهِ وَإِنَّا إِلَيْهِ رَاجِعُونَ

A discussion challenges the growing trend of doctor-to-doctor marriages, questioning their impact on family life and emotional balance. Dr Saba Hamayun argues that demanding medical careers can lead to neglect of children and strained relationships due to long working hours. #pakistanconnect

The discussion highlights concerns about modern dietary habits, linking fast food, processed foods, and environmental factors to increasing health risks. Experts point to the potential long-term effects of chemicals, preservatives, and lifestyle choices such as sh**ha smoking. #pakistanconnect

Dr Saba Humayun highlights how abnormal test reports are carefully rechecked using secondary machines and fresh samples when necessary, to avoid errors and ensure patient safety. #pakistanconnect