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Chronic Liver Disease: Son Saves Father’s Life with Liver Donation: “I’d Do This a Million Times Over”

In a heart-touching story of love, resilience, and sacrifice, a young man who was just 21 at the time became the lifeline for his father, battling Chronic Liver Disease. What began as a terrifying diagnosis turned into a powerful display of familial strength and emotional courage. 

Blood, Bond, and Bravery: A Son Who Gave His Father a Second Chance

The family was shattered when the father’s health began to rapidly decline. “He was so weak, he couldn’t even sit up on his own,” the son recalls. His mother, silently struggling with the pain, found solace only in prayers beside her husband’s hospital bed. “Bhagwaan, kuch toh karo,” she’d whisper each night — her eyes revealing what words couldn’t.

A Story of Courage, Love & Healing

In 2011, doctors confirmed the only hope left was a liver transplant. While the father adamantly refused to let any of his children step forward, his son quietly made up his mind. “My elder brother had just gotten married, and my sister wasn’t yet married. That left me. Everyone tried to stop me, but I knew I had to do this,” he says.

Pre-surgery tests confirmed he was a perfect match. The night before the operation, his father embraced him tightly without a word, tears streaming down his face. That silent hug said everything.

The surgery lasted over 9 hours. “I don’t remember much except the unbearable pain after waking up,” he shares. Days later, when the two finally reunited, his father whispered words he would never forget: “I’m proud of you.”

But what came next was even more powerful — a promise: “Main daaru ko haath nahi lagaunga. Apna khayal rakhunga.” True to his word, the father stuck by it.

The months that followed were challenging. While the son spent three months recovering, his father remained bedridden for nearly a year. But together, they rose again — slowly, patiently, and stronger than ever.

Now at 38, with his father at 68, both are healthy, grateful, and full of life. “People often tell me I did something extraordinary,” he smiles. “But I’d do this a million times over.”

This story is not just about a transplant — it\’s about a son who became hope when all else faded, and a father who got a second chance at life because of his child’s selfless love.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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