Hi Khaliq,
Welcome to the forum. You should refrain from posting your own story in the "News" section, but please keep posting in your original thread or new threads in the "Introduction" section of the forum, for example, this is where you should post:
http://ihatedialysis.com/forum/index.php?topic=20607.0 In addition, it is hard for some of us to read your short hand writing so please bear with us if we don't understand completely what you have written. You have a compelling story about how dialysis is done with perhaps limited resources in some countries and it gives us great insight and feeling of grace when we compare our circumstances with others less fortunate than us. You have come a long way from your dangerous circumstances a year ago and we hope you continue to recover your health.
What Khaliq has been describing is how he has been doing dialysis without the benefit of a catheter or fistula, by using a vein in the arm and an artery in the leg. Cannulation of an artery for dialysis is generally not done unless it is an emergency by western standards, from what I have read. The stopping of bleeding of an artery is harder than that of a vein and occlusions, infiltrations and clots are that much harder to deal with.
In the long run, Khaliq, you should try to get an access put in, whether it be a catheter or fistula, the fistula is preferable if possible. You are having dialysis every five days. From some of your posts, you said your creatinine level dropped from 21 to 8 mg/dl. As you know, 8mg/dl is still very high (21 mg/dl is very dangerous). You may benefit from more dialysis, and a better access will help.
Best of luck. You have preserved and we wish you good success in your future.