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Help Dr. Lal Fight Chronic Liver Disease

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Dr. Lal Antony,my classmate Dr. Shreeja Madhavan's spouse is suffering from Chronic Liver Disease which is now in failure stage.He has to undergo a liver transplant at the earliest as per the advice from Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences,Kochi,Kerala, for which the estimated expense is about 20 lakh rupees (Rs. 20,00,000).They are awaiting a donor as Dr. Shreeja's liver could not be used for the transplant due to medical reasons.

Dr. Lal and Dr. Shreeja are government employees and are looking forward for help.Dr. Shreeja is at present on a sabbatical as she has to take care of her 5 year old child and her spouse.The couple is alumni of Calicut Medical College.Dr. Shreeja did her MD in Kottayam Medical College.

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23rd January 2020

Dear Friends
Thanks for all your support. Lal is recovering well and getting back to normal.

26th August 2019

Dear Supporters,

Thank you all for your support.

I am doing fine now and am under remission. I have to visit the hospital for checkups every 3rd or 4th month. As of now, there are no issues related to my health.

I once again thank all of you for your constant support and blessings.

Regards
Lal Anthony

14th August 2019

Dr. Lal is recouping at his home in Kottayam.His blood levels are coming back to normal levels.Many Thanks to everyone who lent support for him through this campaign.

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