Baba sab jaante hain - Epi 16/01/13 - Page 2

Originally posted by: rajanigandha26

Fab analysis Kaks. Ashu's decision was realistic. 5% chance is as good as no chance. He is very practical. Nidhi's nature is different. Its good to be positive but doesn't work always. Col Verma is matured to say no to Nidhi and Anjie.
I have taken practical decision for my Dad when I was just 16 and my Dad 42.. I lost him but there was no point in living with brain dead (due to hypoglycemia) Whereas my cousin took emotional decision and opted for amputation for her father (caused due to angioplasty and some bubble treatment) and he eventually died after a month with so much pain and trauma at the age 0f 75.
So I could relate yesterday's episode with reality in life.

Originally posted by: kaks0211

Truly that scene was heart breaking..Ashni were looking at each other helplessly when Baba was crying...beauty of the scene was no words - yet the feelings of the 3 were visible...

Originally posted by: rajanigandha26

Fab analysis Kaks. Ashu's decision was realistic. 5% chance is as good as no chance. He is very practical. Nidhi's nature is different. Its good to be positive but doesn't work always. Col Verma is matured to say no to Nidhi and Anjie.
I have taken practical decision for my Dad when I was just 16 and my Dad 42.. I lost him but there was no point in living with brain dead (due to hypoglycemia) Whereas my cousin took emotional decision and opted for amputation for her father (caused due to angioplasty and some bubble treatment) and he eventually died after a month with so much pain and trauma at the age 0f 75.
So I could relate yesterday's episode with reality in life.

Originally posted by: rajanigandha26

Fab analysis Kaks. Ashu's decision was realistic. 5% chance is as good as no chance. He is very practical. Nidhi's nature is different. Its good to be positive but doesn't work always. Col Verma is matured to say no to Nidhi and Anjie.
I have taken practical decision for my Dad when I was just 16 and my Dad 42.. I lost him but there was no point in living with brain dead (due to hypoglycemia) Whereas my cousin took emotional decision and opted for amputation for her father (caused due to angioplasty and some bubble treatment) and he eventually died after a month with so much pain and trauma at the age 0f 75.
So I could relate yesterday's episode with reality in life.

Originally posted by: kaks0211

Sorry to know abt yr Dad. I also lost my dad when I was 18 years old...It is actually a gamble when there is so less chance of success...If surgery is successful then it is a victory - on the other hand if it fails - it will be trauma for both the patient and the family...a very difficult situation - no one can be termed right or wrong here...

Originally posted by: koyelbasu

@ Rajani-You are a very brave girl to take such decision when you were only 16. I am so sorry knowing abt your father. Wherever his soul is , he must be very proud of you & what you achieved. Remember his blessings are always with you.

Once again very good Analysis..Kaks..in yesterday's trio were superb..it was very heart breaking.. this is very realistic..cause i have been thru same situation..my FIL was told little over 5 years ago that he has only 3 to 6 months to live..he needed lung transplant..this kind of surgery has 20-25% survival chance,also there was no guarantee that he will become same as before..but still he decided and went ahead with transplant,( cause he told me that with no surgery ,he will still have not much to live,so why not take this risk) luckily they found organ for him ..in timely manner ..and he recoverd 90% succesfull..unfortunately we lost him 4 months ago, so this was miracle for us and he had quality of last five years with us..