I din't want to get into this discussion and therefore I had not even opened
this post.
But I happened to browse thro the post of Jose Gama's post and then things
fell into place.
This below post is from a friend of mine to my brother in Mumbai and the
lady in question has been intered yesterday. The obituary in Herald (30th)
Isabel Fernandes e Lobo Ribandar.
Another thing: My friend's email talks about her hand getting fractured by
mere action of lifting the telephone. The daughter of the deceased has
confirmed to my friend today that whilst dressing the body, they have
noticed that the bone of the hand was practically not there. Meaning,
pulverized thro' excessive radiation.
Kindly read on:
Hi Elly,
I have come across a cancer case just 2 days back where this lady 63
yrs age was operated for lump above her right breast & neck at Manipal
hospital. Then asked to take 3 chemos costing Rs 27000 each, endless tests
like CT scans . She had bad side effects. She was then asked to take
radiation. She took 2 doses each of Rs 18000 at same hospital. She must have
got an overodose of radiation which caused her skin on right arm where
there was a lump, to peel off. Her arm bone was so weakened that it
fractured in same right arm merely when she was holding a telephone receiver
to talk. She is just discharged on 24th Aug 2011. She is completely bed
ridden with peeled off skin and it is so painful as bed sheets sticks to her
body so she sleeps on papaya leaves on the water bed. Her mouth is locked
and opens only a little for food. Her lips are burnt & peeled off. She was
last admitted to same Manipal hospital on 21st Aug and they gave her
intravenous drips of DEXTROSE & discharged on 24th Aug. 2011.
(PS: This is posted on www.goasu-raj.org (comments on newsreports section)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tony de Sa" <[email protected]>
To: "Goa's Premiere Mailing List, Estd 1994" <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2011 1:41 PM
Subject: Re: [Goanet] Doctors and corruption
This has reference to the ongoing discussion on doctors and corruption. In
this connection I would like to share the agony of a victim of these
vultures.
For the sake of privacy for the concerned victims, I am taking a few
precautions in relating this true story which is being played out right
now
even as I write this mail.
Fleecing a dying victim is definitely not a part of Hippocrates's
doctrine.
Ironically, they swear the sacred Oath of Hippocrates which is thrown in
the
hazardous substances bin when they are interns and haven't really begun
practising privately.
--
"Tony de Sa" < tonydesa at gmail dot com>
