Vadodara: Charity and responsibility such as oil and water – a hard truth that a 44-year-old housewife became a widow in Dubai was finding out after her husband died, leaving him was destroyed under the big debt.
But Khusbhu Chitaniya chose to virtuous and save three lives by donating her husband’s organs through charity.
“People asked me why I did not seek financial assistance as a substitute for organ donations but it would be a financial transaction.
I want to do something good on behalf of my husband and I am happy that his organs can save three lives,” Khushbu, who Had moved from his apartment in Dubai to the hostel, after he could not pay rent a house, to Ti.
However, the charity did not resolve his responsibility in Dubai when his fate depends on the balance because he can even face the term prison.
“I was stuck in Dubai because I had to pay more than 1.43 lakh dirham towards rent.
Without resolving contributions, I could not leave this country and I didn’t have that much money because I was always a housewife.
I don’t know what will be I did, “said a desperate woman to reunite with her daughter in a letter because she was also alone there.
Chitaniyas had moved from a letter to Dubai after Nilesh Chitaniya, an AC technician, in 2011 started his business there.
Their lives were perfect until 2017 when the husband had an accident on the road and landed at the hospital.
“He suffered severe injuries and went into a coma.
Treatment lasts for four years and our income also stopped completely.
We cannot pay our house and lease workspace,” said the woman who spent around 2.3 lakh dirham with medical expenses after taking assistance Finance from friends and family.
“Last month, the doctors declared Nilesh Brain to die and said that even if he survived, he would be really paralyzed.
So, I immediately decided to donate his organs with the guidance of our community members, Saurabh Pachchchigar, who settled in Dubai,” Khushbu said.
The nilesh lung was implanted in a 35-year-old man, one kidney went to a 57-year-old man and heart was investigated in a 43-year-old man in Dubai.
“We assured the owner of the house to let go of the rent delayed and he agreed.
Now he must pay 1.43 lakh dirham rental shop.
We tried to contact the property owner who settled in Saudi Arabia.
Our Gujarati community settled in Dubai extended his financial assistance.
We also relate With the Indian Embassy, ​​”said Saurabh Pachchigar, a businessman, who shifted to Dubai in 2007.” Khushbu has received a reward letter from the government here for organ donations.
We hope to solve problems quickly so he can return to his family in India, “Pachchchigar added.