6-year-old girl’s organs give new lease of life to 5 people

DHNS
March 28, 2018

Chitradurga, Mar 28: Six-year-old Janahvi T, one of the youngest donors, has given a new lease of life to five people.

After she was declared brain-dead, her parents consented to donate Janahvi's organs to the critically ill, saving lives of five people.

A native of Chitradurga, the girl's heart was successfully transplanted to a 9-year-old boy from Vishakapatnam district in Andhra Pradesh.

Her father Tippeswamy, who is still in shock, said that he does not believe that his daughter is no more. "She was a very active girl, just a month ago she complained of stomach pain and had frequent giddiness. When she was unable to even write in her books, we decided to take her to the hospital for a thorough check up," he said.

Janahvi's parents had taken her to a private hospital in Chitradurga first, but her ailment could not be detected there. Later, she was taken to another private hospital in Mangaluru where she was diagnosed with a tumour in the brain.

It was his daughter's liveliness and spontaneous conversations with the doctors that confused them, Tippeswamy said. The doctors had initially thought there were no health issues with Janahvi. However, they found a tumour in her brain after conducting an MRI.

The private hospital later referred her to Father Muller hospital in Mangaluru, where she was operated on for nearly 14 hours to remove the tumour and its water content from the brain. Before the operation, however, the doctors had informed Janahvi's parents of the risk involved and the chances of survival.

Tippeswamy said that after the surgery Janahvi was mostly in a state of coma. She, however, had faintly opened her eyes and made some movements. But later the doctors told the parents that she was brain-dead.

The hospital staff, including coordinators from Jeevasarthakathe, a government agency which facilitates organ transplants, visited Janahvi's parents in the hospital and requested them to donate her organs.

Realising the finality of her condition, Janahvi's parents consented to donate her organs. Besides her heart and eyes, they donated her kidneys to two adult recipients, and her liver to a 9-year-old child. Her father, though heart-broken, feels happy that his daughter is alive through others.

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Muhammed Ali U…
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Thursday, 29 Mar 2018

"Innalilahi wa inna ilayhi rajioon" To Allah we belong and to Him we shall return.-RIP
My heart goes to little angel and her family. May God grant strength to her family to overcome this moment of grief.

jaleel S
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Thursday, 29 Mar 2018

So sweet girl... May god rest in peace. 

Hats off to her parents… may Almighty give them strength to overcome this loss….

Sukesh Shetty
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Wednesday, 28 Mar 2018

No Words to express such a huge to loss to parents they know better and thier huge contribution donating the kid organs is really appreciable and hats off to them May god bless them

     

    Shivaram
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    Wednesday, 28 Mar 2018

    Sweet looking Janahvi dear, you are NOT dead..... (tears).
    You are alive.
    Great Parents.

    Mohan
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    Wednesday, 28 Mar 2018

    i salute you sir for so big heart and my condolence with you

    Murali
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    Wednesday, 28 Mar 2018

    RIP Jahnavi; dear Parents, its indeed a Noble act which inspires many. My heart felt condolences to the family members.

    Ganesh
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    Wednesday, 28 Mar 2018

    Hats off to her parents for the decision

    Ajith
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    Wednesday, 28 Mar 2018

    May Her Soul rest In Peace & may God Give More Courage to her parents .. She will be Alive through Others 

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