Letter: Letter: Organ of the 50-year-old accident victims of the letter will give a new life to five people.
Gitesh Modi, a resident of Kotyark Nagar in the region of feeding the city’s feeding, suffered a severe injury after he was hit by an unknown vehicle while riding a motorcycle on the ring road in the letter on June 23.
According to sources, unconsciously after the accident and an ambulance passed him to the nearest hospital.
The doctors at the hospital found that he suffered from brain bleeding.
Surgery was carried out and blood clotting was removed on June 27.
However, after surgery, the doctors declared mod to death.
Modi is active in promoting donations of corpses throughout his life.
He used to arrange a corpse awareness program in various institutions.
“As soon as Modi was declared dead brain, his brother-in-law Rajesh Dhabuwala and his wife Rinku contacted us for a donation of the corpse,” Nilesh Mandlewala, said the founder of the Donate Life, told TII.
“My husband devoted his life to create awareness about the donation of the corpse.
Like him, we also want to see a smile on the faces of patients who need urgent organ.
This will be a real award for him,” said the wife of Modi Rinku (45).
Modi survived his wife (45), Daughter Dr.
Mona Patel (27) who settled in Canada and Son Rishi Modi (22), who studied in Canada.
“Because there are no patients who need a heart or lungs in Gujarat, the organization of state organs and network (Sotto) tells Rotto (regional organization and network transplant organization) in Mumbai.
But because there are no requirements, the heart and lungs given To one patient in Hyderabad, “Mandlewala said.
However, because the heart is not in a condition that must be transplanted, the lungs also cannot be used because both organs are given to one person, added Mandlewala.
The heart was transplanted into a 54-year-old man from Nadiad who was recognized at Ahmedabad.
One kidney was given to a 45-year-old man from Bharuch and others to the Institute of Kidney Disease and Research Center (IKDRC) for transplantation.
Two corneas were contributed to the Lok Drishti Bank based on a letter.