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11/09/2026

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05/09/2026

I recently met Nessie in Lusaka, and she was looking so well and was so positive. Please listen to her story and learn how we can help you get well.🙏

30/08/2026

Little Aidan is still waiting to go to India for an urgent bone marrow transplant. Him and his mum collect their passports tomorrow, then do their visas and hope to fly at the weekend. They are still very short of the necessary funds, but his parents keep telling me they have faith that the money will come in. On Saturday Aidan turns 6, let's help him celebrate by donating and/or sharing his story.
Thanking you in advance.

Give Aiden a Second Chance at Life Aiden is just 5 years old. He … Andrew M needs your support for 5-Year-Old Aiden Needs Our Help. We Have 2 Weeks.

17/08/2026

Yesterday I met the delightful Mbofana family from Mutare. Their middle child Aidan who turns 6 in early September has been diagnosed with acute lymphopblastic leukemia and needs to get to India as soon as possible to have a BMT (Bone Marrow Transplant). Please help this young family to raise the necessary funds. They have set up a GoFundMe page (gofund.me/c0cd4771b) so you can help them by donating or sharing the link. Every bit of support makes a huge difference. Thank you.

14/08/2026

To all our special friends in India and the doctors and hospital staff who have helped our many patients, a very happy 80th Independence Day from us in Zimbabwe.

24/03/2026

MARCH 2013 RECOLLECTIONS 1
This time 13 years ago my husband and I were in India for the first time, waiting for him to recover after his triple heart bypass. It had been a whirlwind trip and shocking in many ways. We had NO idea what we were letting ourselves in for and what to expect in the hospital or in India. Fortunately, I went with a very open mind and met some lovely people who made our stay most enjoyable. The best advice I was given before we went was “India is different” and it certainly is. You cannot anticipate what it is like and one needs to be prepared. It is certainly not a good idea to go it alone and that is where India4Medical comes in as we help and care for you every step of the way. Our experience and on the ground services in Zimbabwe and India are invaluable.

Back to March 2013, on our first day at the hospital we met the founding chairman and head of the cardiac unit at the hospital, Dr. Naresh Trehan. He is an amazing man who initially trained in India and then went to the USA where he completed his training in cardiac surgery and held important academic and clinical positions in New York and won numerous awards. Despite a successful career in the USA, he wanted to return to his homeland to start a pioneering state-of-the-art heart institute. In 2007 he opened his dream hospital in Gurgaon and that is where we were lucky enough to go to. Dr Trehan has performed over 48,000 open heart surgeries including some of these operations for the first time in India. In 2025 his hospital had been voted “Best Hospital in the World” for the 6th year in a row. What an achievement!

11/03/2026

A FIRST-CLASS FAREWELL TO CC
It is with great sadness that I tell you about the passing of Carl Albert Carlsson, known at Medanta as Carl Albert and CC by some of his golfing friends. Carl had a bad fall a few weeks ago and ended up in hospital and sadly died on 28th February. Carl was married to Lorraine, and they have 2 children Lee and Ryan and 2 adored grandchildren. Here are some pics of Lee with her dad in India where she came to help him.
Carl was a gentle, sincere man with a great sense of humour, and was a highly regarded engineer. When I got to India to look after Carl, he couldn’t talk (as he had had a trachy fitted), yet he didn’t complain about his condition or what he was going through. His only whinge was about punctuality which is not a priority in India.
I bought him a sunny stress ball to keep him smiling and together we tried to find humour wherever we could, like the funny shoe covers we had to put on in the hospital, and sitting in First Class on Emirates while waiting for the chairlift to arrive.
I learnt a lot from you Carl my patient. Fly high you will be sorely missed.

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