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hi everyone!!! my father was a hansome well built 50 years old healthy young man .. until 8 months back.. when he was having mild cough, cold nd fever turned to severe..... followed by vomiting.. and .. restlessness which overnight made him unconcious.. and a late diaganosis.. resulted in coma.. currently.. he is in coma completely unconcious.. , his body has become lean .. and even though maximum care is given hes developed bed sores... Pray for him .. and u all reading this do take a mild cough , cold nd fever very seriously..it can...
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