Blood Bonding: Protector and Secrets (The Darklight) Read online

  Even though Gima was doing those things to hurt Talia, she seemed to be pulling back to him even though she was unaware. Her Misunderstanding was completely erased but still something else was bothering her. The thing that bothered her was at the same time being dragged to Punarvasu and the mysterious Protector, or that there was still something mysterious that was stopping her.This was not understandable. But with Talia coming in story, the doors of Gima's heart were beginning to open for him. but again the opinion of punarvasu is also most important. Talking about the return to Gima, Talia said a very interesting sentence that, "You have made all the big mistakes in your life by rejecting him, but you are restraining yourself despite the opportunity to correct it, but you never try. Not everyone gets that kind of opportunity." Gima’s face was worth seeing after this sentence. She had a lot of hurt to talk about. But still something was stopping her. After this sentence, she left toward her bed immediately.

  When the second day came, everyone's enthusiasm had diminished. We were finding it difficult to find the mysterious Protector. The thoughts of punarvasu to Gima were disturbing. Nitya and I didn't want to get up in bed, but we were still forced to get up early. I was raised again by a loud noise from him, at which time he was telling me, "we have received permission to visit Abhimanyu ''. Gima, on the other hand, was also woken up and of course she had not fallen asleep. But Talia was also thinking a bit disappointing right now. Gima was originally intended. But I still didn't know why we needed to find Abhimanyu. Gama’s affection for Punarvasu had come to the forefront of the event yesterday and it was visible on her face as well. So what was it that prevented Gima from approaching him ? These questions were not answered. Gima's affection for the two seemed to be in love. But she had to choose one over the other. Because today Gima was looking at him without hiding from us, but without realizing him. The joy and embarrassment on her face was just as it seemed for the mysterious Protector. It was a pleasure to see her reunite in this way.. Nitya got a little angry at her strange behavior, she showed it to us when she was not. Because according to her, Gima should stay on the same target. She told Gima, "You have to think of somebody; Think of Punarvasu or a mysterious Protector, it is not good to confuse both of them including yourself”. nitya was very angry when she heard this play. But Gima was still confused. It was a bit annoying to say that she was actually doing so to annoy Talia, or that she was really starting to feel about him. But Talia was less than admired, she felt bad, but she knew for sure that he liked herself too. That is why she was working so hard to find Abhimanyu. A strange situation was reunited in a triangle, she trying to get her love for Gima with the mysterious protector, while in the other triangle, Talia was trying to get her love to succeed. But even if we met Gima’s Abhimanyu, I was worried about whether he would go to Talia ; because there was no designation as to what the next life of him would be. He said that he was going to an unknown place. But yes Talia was completely like him. If it's true, does she accept all of this ? This is what bothers me. Because It is very difficult for two quiet-minded individuals to choose between each other in love. I had not yet asked him about the talia. I never had the chance. But yes, I knew she really liked him. Talia was still not giving up. She was such that he would choose her.

  It was noon, we headed to Abhimanyu, we planned to find out if Abhimanyu is a mysterious Protector. First of all, we try to find out ,is he working here and when on vacation?, when he came to Nashik? Most importantly we checked his blood group. but all the answers were negative. We checked all the information with the help of Chandrasekhar to verify the documents, but this was not the abhimanyu we were trying to find. Taking advantage of this opportunity, all together, we slowly discovered five Abhimanyas in BSF, but none of them called the blood group Bombay. Two Abhimanyu were living in Nashik but for the last one year neither of them had gone on vacation at home. We were feeling hopeless again. All the day's work was wasted. All of us were very tired. Out of the twenty-seven Abhimanyu who were soldiers, there was no secret Protector. But there was still hope because nine more men and four officers were left.

  By the time we returned there was peace, because all the people were fed up with information and evidence. Talia did not speak in a low voice but she was talking a little. The rest of all of us just got their conversation together with a little talk. Nobody was going to work hard. Until now, Gima's enthusiasm had also dropped. There was a bullet from the border and all of us were calm. The bullet had come from far away. But we realized we were too close. Everything was frozen. Cold frost on my part began .A sudden frightening atmosphere ensued. Even the gust of wind scared us. Everyone seemed to think that war could begin on any occasion. We were in a place where it was impossible to hide or escape. At that place, everyone started to experience why we were not indirect but joined the war. But no one was saying anything. For a few moments all of us were seated on the spot. There was still a possibility of firing, but nothing happened. The army also did not resist from the front because no more bullets were fired and no restrictions were available on where the enemy was located. It was estimated that the firing was mistaken. All was quiet and another shot was fired. Gima and Nitya were thrown farther away with the hit of that bullet. A bullet went through Gima's stomach and she was thrown far away. The wound was huge. The same bullet had been bitten by a hand of nitya and she suffered minor injuries. But the speed of the bullet hit the two of them with heavy blows. Indian javaans also started firing in retaliation. Again the same situation was made. But this time, the jawans fired just two bullets at the enemy. They were two terrorists. I still appreciate that help has been reached in a very short time. At this point, the soldiers of the indian army did not let up. Then I realized why we all called them the javans! because javaan means young body ;with mind; with energy. I remembered, it was too late to bring her to the hospital when we first met. Nitya and Gima were immediately shifted to the Army Hospital. We arrived at the clinic on time and the two were treated immediately. Today was the same as the first meeting. Because this time Gima's wound was too big. Her blood was too difficult to stop. I told the doctor that Gima had hemophilia. Then they realized the situation was too fragile because they too knew about it. Again I told him about her blood group and he was also shocked. They were angry with us because we had taken Gima in this situation, even though we knew all about it, despite knowing the danger. Punarvasu was struggling to save Gima. The results were very delicate.

  Talia was disturbing. It was bothering her to see her in such a state. Her face was sour. At the time the talia was broken, she was not seeing him in panic for gima. She was able to feel the pain that punarvasu had because gima was injured. She was worried about Punarvasu, she was also saddened to have Gima fired because she was the one who took us there. She was feeling guilty. Punarvasu was still doing a lot of seminars. He was on his way to the doctor, removing his bag and everything in between. Most of the paper was his paper or notes. He was explaining something to the doctor. He told us not to go in. We were confident that he would find a solution to the occasion. After a while all was quiet. The doctor told us, "Gima managed to survive". The nitya was fine too. She hadn't done much.

  Until now, Chandrashekhar was also in the hospital. I had a Punarvasu’s bag. Talia was also sitting near me. She suddenly asked me, "Is his love so strong ? What will he do when she gets Abhimanyu ? Why is he working so hard for her ? I know he also loves me so much, I can feel that love, so why has he still stopped ? "Why is he not expressing it ? I didn't have any answer to that question, so I opened up a bag to distract her, divert her attention and let her understand the severity of Gima's illness. Notes were given to her. I told her to read about hemophilia and Bombay Blood. It also gave me a lot of new information. That's why she calmed down because the understanding reason behind him is trying to save her. she started reading.

  Hemophilia is a predominantly inherited genetic disorder, which reduces the body's ability to form blood clots. Slows down the process neces
sary to stop the bleeding. As a result, all of us with such bleeding have excessive bleeding after injury. Easily wound and increase the chances of bleeding within the joints or brain. Those with milder symptoms of the disease may experience symptoms only after an accident or during surgery. Excessive bleeding can lead to permanent damage. Whereas bleeding into the brain can lead to prolonged headache or loss of consciousness. There are two main types of hemophilia: hemophilia A, which is caused by low levels of clotting factor VIII and haemophilia B Caused by low levels of, which is clotting factor IX . We didn't know how Gima got it. They are usually inherited from one's parents by nonfunctional genes via the X chromosome. Rarely, new mutations may occur during early development or antibodies formed against clotting factors may increase hemophilia later in life. Gima’s illness was also exacerbated by her neglect and perhaps her past. Other types include hemophilia C , which is caused by low levels of XI and parahemophilia, factor which is caused by low levels of factor V. Acquired haemophilia cancer is associated without o immune disorders and pregnancy, removing an egg, Diagnosis can be prevented by fertilizing and testing the fetus before transferring it to the uterus. Treatment by replacing lost blood components, this can be done regularly or during bleeding. Treatment may be done at home or at the hospital. The clots are made either by human blood or by reorganization methods. About 20% of all of us develop antibodies to the clotting factor, which makes treatment more difficult. Desmopressin medication may be used in all of us with mild hemophilia A. The same drug was written on the notes in the bag. This means Punarvasu had at least the replaceable or nearly the same formula for that drug. But he had no time, he could never make it. A short time ago, he took it to a doctor in the hospital and showed it and the doctor allowed it. That is why Gima's bleeding had decreased. Genetic therapy is studied in the early stages of hemophilia A. 5,000 to in 1 About 10,000, Hemophilia B of the birth 40,000. From that of 1 while in the men on the results Hemophilia A and B are rarely X-linked recessive disorders and rarely affect the female. But here, the situation was different. Some females with nonfunctional genes on one of the X chromosomes may be mildly symptomatic. Hemophilia C is found in equal proportions in both sexes and is most commonly found in Nazi Jews. 1800s. Hemophilia b was common in the European dynasty. The word is from the Greek haima - meaning blood and filia - meaning love. Symptoms vary with severity. Symptoms are usually internal or external bleeding episodes called "bleeding". All of us with more severe hemophilia tend to have more severe and frequent bleeding, while all of us with mild hemophilia generally have more minor symptoms, except surgery or severe trauma. Moderate amounts may alter the symptoms of hemophilia that manifest in the acute and mild form of the spectrum. In both hemophilia A and B, spontaneous bleeding occurs but normal bleeding time, normal prothrombin time, normal thrombin time, but prolonged partial thromboplastin time. Internal bleeding is common in some of us with severe bleeding and moderate to severe bleeding. The most typical form of internal bleeding is joint bleeding where the blood enters the joint. It is most common in severe hemophilia and can easily occur (without obvious trauma). If not treated immediately, joint bleeding can lead to permanent joint damage and destruction. In soft tissues such as muscle and subcutaneous tissue, bleeding is not less severe, but can cause damage and requires treatment. Children with mild to moderate bleeding may not experience any signs or symptoms at birth. joints, Bleeding in the soft tissues, and muscles can also lead to swelling and bruising. Children with mild hemophilia do not have significant symptoms for many years. Often the first sign of very mild haemophilia is dental procedures, bleeding due to an accident or surgery. In women with caries, the gastrointestinal tract is usually sufficient to prevent serious bleeding problems, although some present as mild hemophiliacs. Severe complications are more common in cases with severe and moderate bleeding. Complications can arise from the disease or its treatment; deep internal bleeding e.g. Deep-muscular bleeding, which leads to swelling, joint or damage from dormancy or organ pain, hemarthrosis (hemophilic arthropathy) accompanied by joint, possibly pain acute pain, dislocation and even destruction and debilitating arthritis are given. This will all happen in the case of Gima, punarvasu already had this Deduced hence he was created that formula for that kind of drug.

  There was still a lot of information, but Talia understood everything. She paused for a moment and wiped her eyes and started to read again. She also had a habit of fully embracing everything as punarvasu. She started reading again. But right now she was reading about the Bombay blood group.

  In theory, maternal production of H-anti-H during pregnancy can cause hemolytic disease in a fetus that does not inherit the mother's Bombay phenotype. This is possible because of the rarity of the Bombay phenotype, but also because of the IgM produced by the mother's immune system. Because IgMs are not transported through microscopic placental blood vessels (like IgG), they do not reach the fetal bloodstream to induce an acute hemolytic reaction. H / H blood group, known as Bombay. This is a rare blood type. Dr. Y. M. Bhende discovered this blood phenotype in Bombay. It is now South Asia (India, Bangladesh, found in the Middle East) and Iran.

  The first person to find the Bombay phenotype was a pigmented blood type, which reacts to other blood types in a way never seen before. Serum contains antibodies that all react with the normal ABO phenotype of red blood cells. Red blood cells showed the absence of all antibodies to the ABO blood group and additional antibiotics were previously unknown.

  Individuals with a rare Bombay phenotype (HH) also do not express H antigen (also called substance H), as an antibody present in blood group “ O” they cannot produce either A antigen (called substance A) or B antigen. (called substance B) Their red blood cells, blood group A and B whatever alle may be, Because A antigen is produced from H antigen and B antigen is produced. Therefore, all of us who have a Bombay phenotype may donate red blood cells to any member of the ABO blood group (unless some other blood component gene, such as RH, is incompatible with the gene), but they may not receive blood from any member of the ABO blood group. The group system (which always has A, one or more antigens B or H), but that person can only get blood from all of us with the Bombay phenotype. The immune system of an antibiotic receiver produces an immune response not only against antibodies A and B, but also against the antigen, in which the antibiotic is never in its own blood. The most common immunoglobulin synthesized is IgM and IgG (and it seems to have an important role in the low frequency of neonatal hemolytic disease in infants without Bombay mothers). To find a Bombay phenotype person, It is very important to avoid any problems during the transfusion, as the usual tests for the ABO blood group system show them as group O. Because H-immunoglobulin supplementation can activate membranes. Red blood cells cause acute hemorrhagic infections, even when they have a cardiovascular disease of course, the lab technicians involved will not be prevented unless they know the existence of the Bombay Blood Cell and have the means to investigate it. Luckily at this point we knew her blood group. For this reason, probably no one knew Gima’s blood group. This very rare phenotype is commonly about the human population 0.0004% (about 4 found in million) of the, although in some places such as Mumbai (formerly Bombay 0.01% (10,000 in 1), it may be as high as. Considering that this condition is very rare, any person with a blood clot who needs immediate blood transfusion may be unable to get it because no blood bank reserves. All of us who need blood transfusions can have a blood bank for their own consumption. But this option is not available if there is an accidental injury. For example, only the Colombian was known to have this phenotype and had to import blood from Brazil to transmit blood. But I guess this guess might be a little wrong because the mysterious Protector we were looking for, He was also a part of it all and most importantly, there would be only a few relatives of Gima and those mysterious Protectors who had a blood group bombay. After reading all this, Talia stopped and then got quiet. She was worried about Gima right now. She told her father that Gima's next treatment was at h
ome. Gima and Nitya were once again brought to Chandrashekhar and Talia's house. We all thank them for this valuable help. After 20 days both girls are healed.