Letters: As children, these bosom friends cannot be separated and continue to study together to class XII.
That’s how their bonds that even death cannot separate them.
But meeting Pandya (18) and Krish Gandhi (19) have perpetuated themselves by giving life to at least 13 people with their organs.
On August 24, met and Krish riding a bicycle when the vehicle was speeding from behind near GD GOENKA school.
They rushed to the hospital but both suffered brain bleeding and doctors stated they died the brain on August 28.
“As soon as we were told about the two boys who died brain, we reached the hospital and met their grieving family members.
Even at this time the big tragedy, the parents of the two boys agreed to contribute their vital organs For the sake of patients in need, “said Nilesh Mandlewala, the President of the Founder, Donation, a voluntary organization working for organ donations.
Four kidneys, two hearts, one heart, two lungs and four corneas are donated.
The kidneys of the two children are allocated to the Institute of Kidney Disease and a Research Center based in Ahmedabad (IKDRC) while the cornea is donated to the Lok Dristi Bank based on a letter.
The kidneys meet are transplanted into two siblings – one age of 13 years and 14 others – in IKDRC while one krish kidney was transplanted into a 54-year-old man from Amreli and the others became a 45-year-old man from Mehsana.
‘Organ to maintain careful memory is treated to a 47-year-old teacher from the Bayad Town of Sabarkantha District.
The heart is transplanted to a 21-year-old girl from Vadodara while the cornea is donated to a letter-based Lok Drishti Eye Bank.
Krish lungs were transplanted into the 54-year Central Reserve Police force (CRPF) Jawan in Hyderabad.
Jawan has lived with oxygen support for the past half a year, waiting for lung transplants.
Krish’s heart was transplanted into a 55-year-old man from Rajkot at Ahmedabad Hospital.
Meet’s father Kalpesh has a catering business in the RustPura area while Krish Sanjay’s father runs a snack cart in Begampura in a letter.
“Sunny meet in the study and want to make a career in information technology.
Even though it is a tragic loss, we must make peace with his death before time.
However, we will appear to live through his organs in patients who will get it.
New life,” said Kalpesh Pandya.
Sanjay Gandhi said, “We are poor families and cannot donate something to help the community.
Not his age to leave us, but the bitter reality is that he is dead.
His vital organs can give a new life to someone, so we decide on organ donations.
Mandlewala said this was the first case in the state where there were 13 organs and tissues donated and transplanted on the one and the lives of many patients’ organ failure was stored.
Four green corridors were created to transport the lungs, liver, liver, and kidneys to four different destination hospitals in Hyderabad and Ahmedabad.