Organ Donation: Young Brain-dead Woman Saves Life Of 5 People Including 2 Serving Army Soldiers

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The Defense Spokesperson of the Southern Command said that the said girl was brought to the hospital in a terminal condition after an unfortunate incident. On this his family members decided that his organs should be donated to them.

The family members of a brain dead girl have set an example in front of the society by donating her organs that even after death, a person can become immortal. A brain dead woman was brought to the Army’s Southern Command Hospital (CHSC) in Pune. When the hope of his survival was over, his family donated his kidneys, liver and eyes. This has brought a new light in the lives of five people. Two of them are army personnel.
The Defense Spokesperson of the Southern Command said that the said girl was brought to the hospital in a terminal condition after an unfortunate incident. At the time of his admission, the brain had stopped working. On this, his family members decided that his organs should be donated to those who desperately need them to save their lives.
After this, the kidneys of this young woman were transplanted to two soldiers working in the Indian Army, eyes to the Eye Bank CH (SC) of Army Medical College and liver to a patient admitted in Ruby Hall Clinic, Pune.

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The family members of a brain dead girl by donating her organs have set an example in front of the society that even after death, a person can become immortal. A brain dead woman was brought to the Army’s Southern Command Hospital (CHSC) in Pune. When the hope of his survival was over, his family donated his kidneys, liver and eyes. This has brought a new light in the lives of five people. Two of them are army personnel.

The Defense Spokesperson of the Southern Command said that the said girl was brought to the hospital in a terminal condition after an unfortunate incident. At the time of his admission, the brain had stopped working. On this, his family members decided that his organs should be donated to those who desperately need them to save their lives.

After this, the kidneys of this young woman were transplanted to two soldiers working in the Indian Army, eyes to the Eye Bank CH (SC) of Army Medical College and liver to a patient admitted in Ruby Hall Clinic, Pune.