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Dr. Syed Sunny, Cox's Bazar (2025)

03/11/2025

I’m beyond proud to share a milestone that began as a dream — the Basic Certificate Course on Palliative Care, affiliated with the Department of Palliative Medicine, Bangladesh Medical University (BMU).

This course was truly my brainchild — born from a vision to empower medical doctors in crisis settings with the knowledge and clinical skills to deliver compassionate, dignified care. I designed it in collaboration with Bangladesh Medical University (BMU), and together with our IOM palliative care team, we brought it to life.

Over six transformative months, we combined online knowledge sessions, hands-on clinical practice, and interactive group discussions — blending science, empathy, and real-world impact.

Most importantly, we are deeply grateful to our patients, who became our greatest teachers. During our clinical sessions, they taught us the meaning of strength, trust, and human connection. From them, we learned new ways to listen, to comfort, and to design care that truly meets the needs of people facing serious illness. Their courage and resilience inspired us every single day. 💙

Now, 20 dedicated medical doctors have successfully completed the course and are ready to serve as advocates for palliative care — ensuring that people in need receive the care and comfort they deserve.

A heartfelt thank you to IOM management and the Department of Palliative Medicine, BMU, for their unwavering support, approval, and guidance in bringing this vision to life.
This journey has reaffirmed my belief that when compassion meets purpose, real change happens. 💙

02/10/2025

🌟 Honored to Announce a Milestone 🌟

I’m grateful to share that I have been awarded the Fellowship in Palliative Care.
This fellowship is an incredible learning opportunity that will help me enhance my knowledge of palliative care as a whole, understanding its true need, learning when and how to provide it, and developing comprehensive care programs that uphold dignity, comfort, and humanity at every stage.

Through this journey, I aim to grow not only as a clinician but also as an advocate, building stronger systems, guiding healthcare workers, and shaping services that ensure no one is left behind without the care they deserve.

I am deeply thankful to my mentors, colleagues, and patients who continue to inspire me. Their trust and lessons remind me why this work is so vital.

This milestone is only the beginning. The mission remains clear: palliative care for all who need it, everywhere. 💙

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23/05/2025

Palliative care is not just a medical service—it’s a deep human connection that transcends life itself.

During my recent visit to Beacon Cancer Hospital in Kuala Lumpur, I was humbled to witness something truly moving. Dr. Felicia kindly invited me to a memorial ceremony at a church—held in honor of an elderly couple, both of whom had suffered from advanced dementia and passed away recently.

What made this moment so profound was not just the ceremony, but the presence of the palliative care team—invited by the family as part of their own.

I saw with my own eyes how this team had become woven into the family’s journey, not only in managing pain or symptoms, but in offering dignity, presence, and love—right up to the end, and beyond.

In that space, it was clear: Palliative care is about people.
People who care.
People who share.
People who remain connected—even after death.

The family sincerely acknowledged the team’s dedication, with heartfelt gratitude that needed no translation. It was a powerful reminder that our work is not measured just in clinical outcomes—but in comfort, compassion, and continuity.

This experience has deepened my belief that palliative care is a calling—a bridge between life, death, and all the sacred moments in between.

To all palliative care teams across the globe: your presence matters more than words can express.

Thank you, Dr. Felicia and the Beacon team, for showing me this truth in action.

09/05/2025

“শুক্রবার। কিন্তু অনেক পরিবারে কেয়ারগিভারদের কোনো উইকেন্ড নেই।”

যখন আমরা বিশ্রাম নিচ্ছি, তখন কেউ একজন তাঁর বাবার হাত ধরে আছেন — যিনি হয়তো এই সপ্তাহটাই আর পার করবেন না।
কেউ একজন মায়ের পাশে চুপচাপ বসে আছেন — যিনি এখন আর সাড়া দেন না।
কেউ গভীর রাতে ২টায় গুগলে খুঁজছেন — “এখন আমি কী করবো?”

প্যালিয়েটিভ কেয়ার মানে হেরে যাওয়া না।
প্যালিয়েটিভ কেয়ার মানে — থাকার চেষ্টা করা। শান্তি, সম্মান আর ভালোবাসা নিয়ে পাশে থাকা।

“It’s Friday. But for many families, there are no weekends in caregiving.”

While we rest, someone is holding the hand of a father who won’t make it through the week.
Someone is sitting beside a mother who no longer responds.
Someone is silently searching Google at 2 AM, trying to figure out what to do next.

Palliative care isn’t about giving up.
It’s about showing up—with presence, comfort, and dignity.

If you’re walking that hard path today—you’re not alone.
Let this page be a place where your story is understood.

01/05/2025

ধরেন, একদিন ডাক্তার আপনাকে বললো – "আপনার মায়ের আর কোনো চিকিৎসা নেই।"
অথবা হয়তো আপনার বোনের কিডনির অসুখ অনেক দেরিতে ধরা পড়েছে।

আপনি এক হাসপাতাল থেকে আরেক হাসপাতালে দৌড়াচ্ছেন।
সব ওষুধ, সব চেষ্টা করে যাচ্ছেন – শুধু একটা আশার জন্য।

কিন্তু ধীরে ধীরে দেখলেন কিছুই কাজ করছে না।

এখন আপনার প্রিয় মানুষটা বিছানায় পড়ে আছে।
ঘুমাতে পারছে না, ব্যথায় কষ্ট পাচ্ছে, কিছু খেতে পারছে না।
আপনি পাশে বসে অসহায় বোধ করছেন।
মনে মনে বারবার বলছেন –
"এখন আমি কী করবো?"

এই সময়টাতেই দরকার প্যালিয়েটিভ কেয়ার।

না, এটা রোগ সারায় না।
কিন্তু এটা মন থেকে যত্ন করে।

আপনার মায়ের ব্যথা যেন কমে – সেই ওষুধ দেয়।
আপনার বোন যেন একটু স্বস্তিতে নিঃশ্বাস নিতে পারে – সেই ব্যবস্থা করে।
তারা জিজ্ঞেস করে, “আপনার সবচেয়ে বেশি দরকার কী?”
একটা কোমল হাত, একটা মনোযোগী কান, আর সেই ছোট ছোট আরাম –
যা শেষ সময়েও জীবনকে কিছুটা শান্ত করে তোলে।

প্যালিয়েটিভ কেয়ার মানে হাল ছেড়ে দেওয়া নয়।
এটা মানে – জীবনের শেষ সময়টুকু যেন শ্রদ্ধা, ভালোবাসা আর শান্তিতে কাটে।

আমাদের দেশের অনেকেই জানেন না যে এমন একটা সেবা আছে।
ভাবেন, “এখন তো আর কিছু করার নেই।”
কিন্তু আসলে, করার আছে।
আর কখনো কখনো, এই যত্নটাই হয় সবচেয়ে বড় উপহার।

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Suppose one day, the doctor tells you that your mother’s treatment options have run out.
Or maybe your sister’s kidney disease is diagnosed at a very late stage.
You rush from hospital to hospital.
You try every medicine, every option—hoping for a miracle.
But nothing seems to work.

Now imagine your loved one is lying in bed—unable to sleep from pain, unable to eat, slowly fading away.
You sit beside them, feeling helpless.
You keep asking yourself, - “Ekhon ami ki korbo?”

This is where palliative care enters.
Not to cure.
But to care.

It means making sure your mother’s pain is controlled.
That your sister can breathe comfortably.
That someone listens to what they want in these final days.

It’s about gentle hands, kind words, and small comforts that mean the world when time is short.

Palliative care is not about giving up.
It’s about making sure your loved one lives with dignity, comfort, and peace—no matter how little time is left.

Too many families in Bangladesh don’t know this care exists.
They think there’s “nothing left to do.”
But there is—always.

And sometimes, that care is the greatest gift you can give.

30/04/2025

KL trip – more than I expected, and exactly what I needed.

My short visit to Beacon Cancer Hospital turned out to be one of the most meaningful parts of this journey. From sitting with the team to joining a home visit, attending a church ceremony, and seeing how deeply palliative care is accepted and integrated into society—it felt both inspiring and humbling.

Big thanks to Beacon Hospital, and heartfelt gratitude to Ms. Jiaying, Dr. Koon, Dr. Felicia, and Dr. Rose for welcoming me like one of your own.

You didn’t just show me your hospital—you showed me your heart.
And reminded me how powerful top-notch clinical care can be when it’s wrapped in compassion and culture.

Already missing the energy, the learning, and the warmth.

28/04/2025

Feeling truly grateful to attend the APHC Annual Conference in Kuching, Malaysia!

It’s been an eye-opening journey — learning how palliative care is deeply rooted in communities and cultures, and how integration can truly transform care for those who need it most.

I had the privilege to meet and network with many inspiring international experts, opening doors for future collaborations!

One of the most historic moments was witnessing the launch of the first-ever World Atlas of Palliative Care — a milestone for the global palliative care community!

Another important takeaway: the urgent and often overlooked need for palliative care in humanitarian settings.

Sharing a few moments from this memorable experience!

24/04/2025

Winning the bursary wasn’t just an achievement—it was a turning point in my journey. It opened my eyes to the global depth and dimension of palliative care. I feel inspired, empowered, and more connected than ever.

The first day of the 16th Annual APHC Conference was a rollercoaster. I started by missing the shuttle—felt like a bad omen—but ended up having life-changing conversations with some of the biggest hearts and minds in global palliative care. Grateful beyond words.

বার্সারি জেতাটা শুধুমাত্র একটা অর্জন ছিল না—আমার পথচলার এক বিশাল মোড় ঘুরিয়ে দিয়েছে। এটি আমাকে প্যালিয়েটিভ কেয়ারকে আন্তর্জাতিক দৃষ্টিকোণ থেকে ভাবতে শিখিয়েছে। নিজেকে আগের চেয়ে অনেক বেশি অনুপ্রাণিত, শক্তিশালী আর সংযুক্ত মনে হচ্ছে।

১৬তম APHC কনফারেন্সের প্রথম দিনটা ছিল সত্যিই রোলারকোস্টার মতো। দিনের শুরুটা হয় শাটল মিস দিয়ে—মনে হচ্ছিল বুঝি সব এলোমেলো—but শেষ পর্যন্ত দেখা হলো, কথা হলো বিশ্বের সেরা প্যালিয়েটিভ কেয়ার বিশেষজ্ঞদের সাথে। এত বড় হৃদয় আর জ্ঞানের মানুষদের সান্নিধ্যে নিজেকে আরও অনুপ্রাণিত মনে হচ্ছে।

23/04/2025

Heartfelt thanks to everyone at Kuching Life Care Society Palliative Centre for the warm welcome and for letting me witness the incredible work you’re doing for the people of Kuching.

Your kindness, hospitality, the beautiful city tour, and the lovely dinner made me feel right at home. Grateful for the memories and the inspiration. Hope to return again someday!

18/04/2025

"When cure ends, care continues. Palliative care brings comfort, dignity, and hope."

"চিকিৎসার শেষ থাকলেও যত্নের শেষ নেই। প্যালিয়েটিভ কেয়ার নিশ্চিত করে ভালোবাসা, সম্মান ও স্বস্তি।"

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