gaurav_indian
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my mistake my mistake.satyamy said:Welcome Back
I think cheeta mean leopard
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Choto Cheeta
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let me comment
Both of u wrong
Cheeta means Cheeta (actuall spelling is Cheetah) both these are different... Cheetah, Tiger, and Leopard...
Both of u wrong
Cheeta means Cheeta
(actuall spelling is Cheetah) both these are different... Cheetah, Tiger, and Leopard...
gaurav_indian
CG Artist
Choto Cheeta said:let me comment
Both of u wrong
Cheeta means Cheeta
infra_red_dude
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welcome back pimpom! i remember you.. sorry to hear abt ur neice. it was shocking. wish her a speedy recovery.
no confusion.. ask the mac guys here.. they are very well versed wid the cat family!satyamy said:I think cheeta mean leopard
gaurav_indian
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praka123 said:Welcome back @pimpom.
but i may be leaving the forums(all of `em) for sometime to the end of this month as i am asked to stay in my family rubber estate(no pc=no linux,no internet)
Thanks for the wish. I mean it. My niece amazed everyone including her doctors and nurses. She remained conscious and composed enough to give her name, parents' names and phone number to adults at the scene of the accident. She never cried even once before or after the surgery. She never mentioned pain except when asked.infra_red_dude said:
When they opened her up in the operation theater, the doctors initially didn't think they could save her and called me in (it just so happened that they took her to one of the hospitals where I'm technical consultant). Her pulse rate was erratic and blood pressure was dangerously low and unstable.
Except for some bruises and profuse bleeding from the genitals, there were no external signs of injury, but inside it was something else. Bones were broken and displaced, the urethra was severed, and her vagina looked as if it had gone through a paper shredder, muscle and tissues were crushed to pulp. The anesthesiologist wept near the operation table.
She was discharged from the hospital last week and she's recovering nicely, at least on the outside. She's cheerful and can turn sideways in bed by herself. But the internal damages require extensive reconstructive surgery that cannot be done in local hospitals.
I'm taking her to the Christian Medical College Hospital (CMCH) in Vellore, TN. I worked there before in the engineering department and I've already contacted the Paediatric Surgery department. But it's impossible to say whether she'll be able to lead a completely normal life again.
I apologise for the long post about a personal problem. But I needed to get that off my chest.
infra_red_dude
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hey pimpom.... you needn't apologise for anything... do let us know if we can be of any help. the digit fraternity is here to help you out.
i'm in bangalore and there are superspeciality/multi speciality hospitals here. do lemme kno if i can be of any help. do pm me for anything. i'd be glad if i can be of any help to you
i'm in bangalore and there are superspeciality/multi speciality hospitals here. do lemme kno if i can be of any help. do pm me for anything. i'd be glad if i can be of any help to you
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Hey pimpom, bro, sorry for hear about her problems, but may I know what went wrong !!
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Guys I am missing some thing here, What really happend to the girl ??
infra_red_dude
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@saurav (choto_cheeta)
pimpom said:
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Ahhh !!!
I am Speechless !!!
I cant even imagine the pain little child is in....
May god bless her for the fastest recovery possible... !!!
I am Speechless !!!
I cant even imagine the pain little child is in....
May god bless her for the fastest recovery possible... !!!
cooldudie3
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man ur niece is pretty unlucky but i hope she recovered
i don't like hearing children getting hurt it makes me sad
i don't like hearing children getting hurt it makes me sad
satyamy
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as u told abt the incident so we can think that she is brave & has a very good power to fight
so pimpom ur niece will surely recover soon
If you need any help we all can help you
I am at mumbai, here too we have many good hospitals & expert doc's
if you feel any prob at TN you can contact the specialist at here
"WE WISH HER LUCK FOR A SPEEDY RECOVERY"
so pimpom ur niece will surely recover soon
If you need any help we all can help you
I am at mumbai, here too we have many good hospitals & expert doc's
if you feel any prob at TN you can contact the specialist at here
"WE WISH HER LUCK FOR A SPEEDY RECOVERY"
Thanks again for the welcome, the good wishes for my niece's recovery and the offers for help. I've contacted CMCH, Vellore, and they told me that they usually re-evaluate cases like my niece's for further treatment two months or more after the initial surgery. So we'll probably delay the trip a bit.
@satyamy : The last time I visited Mumbai, it was still called Bombay, and the computer market had not yet really taken off in a big way in India. I made several visits accompanying my brother for treatment at the Tata Cancer Institute and stayed for quite some time at each visit.
Lamington Road and the surrounding lanes were mostly filled with electronics and cable TV prducts at that time. I suppose that has changed quite a bit now. I'm in electronics and I used to spend hours prowling Lamington Road, Chunam Lane, Kiln Lane (SV Marg), Proctor Road, Tara Temple Lane, etc., and made some good contacts.
I hope I'll be able to visit again in the near future, under happier circumstances.
@satyamy : The last time I visited Mumbai, it was still called Bombay, and the computer market had not yet really taken off in a big way in India. I made several visits accompanying my brother for treatment at the Tata Cancer Institute and stayed for quite some time at each visit.
Lamington Road and the surrounding lanes were mostly filled with electronics and cable TV prducts at that time. I suppose that has changed quite a bit now. I'm in electronics and I used to spend hours prowling Lamington Road, Chunam Lane, Kiln Lane (SV Marg), Proctor Road, Tara Temple Lane, etc., and made some good contacts.
I hope I'll be able to visit again in the near future, under happier circumstances.
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