Atif announces to donate his liver to his father Doctors also explained but it did not stop What happened Javed Chaudhry's shocking revelations about his son's love for his father

 

ISLAMABAD (Monitoring Desk) - Senior columnist Javed Chaudhry writes in his column "Hum Kadam Ertugrul Ke Mazar Par" that ... Atif Nawaz works as a dupatta in Mecca Market, Rawalpindi. Fifteen years ago, his father contracted a liver disease. He contracted hepatitis C and the virus slowly began to eat his liver. Atif spent 15 years in hospitals and clinics. That there was no option left except "liver transplant". "Dad needed a liver."

 

Atif would have been an orphan in his youth. Atif was the only support of family and business. He made a strange decision in this difficult time. He announced to donate his liver to his father. His father also forbade him. What else did the doctors explain but it did not stop? This was the most difficult period of his life. The doctors kept explaining to him that during a liver transplant, sometimes both the giver and the taker of the liver lose their way of life. Yes, think again, but his intention was unwavering. A few days before the operation, a wandering thought came to his mind, "What will happen to my mother if both me and my father do not return alive from the hospital?" The idea undermined his intentions, but then he said he read a column of mine and it became stronger on both the inside and outside fronts. The operation was difficult and expensive. It cost Rs. 50 lakhs. Dr. Faisal Saud Dar performs liver transplant at Quaid-e-Azam International Hospital in Islamabad. It is a long and painful procedure. The abdomen of both the patients is opened up to the chest and then a large piece of healthy liver is cut. During the operation, both the patients have crossed the threshold of life and reached the valley of death. After eleven to twelve hours of operation, both are shifted to the ICU. By the grace of Allah. If so, first one patient and then another patient opens their eyes and sometimes both of them leave the world in a coma. After the operation, it takes six months to rehabilitate the patients. However, a person undergoing a liver transplant has a lifetime. Medications have to be taken. These drugs are called "Rexison Medicines" and they slow down the patient's "immune system" because if the immune system is strong. When he dies, he realizes that the liver is a borrowed property and it begins to destroy it, so the immune system is slowed down to deceive the immune system, which causes the patient to have some problems every day. The liver of the donor slowly grows again, but due to the major operation, he has constant pain in his abdomen and chest. He cannot run and cannot sit for long. In the case of Atif, Allah did a special favor and both the father and the son came back after reaching the brink of death. Today his father is healthy and Atif's life is back on track but the horrible memories of the operation are still there. They are a part of his life and these memories will not leave him even after his death