One conversation, two lives: Kedah widow to e-hailing driver says yes to husband’s organ donation after talk with nurse, ustaz
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ALOR SETAR, Aug 18 — The simple words of a nurse about the opportunity to save a life through organ donation opened the heart of a school administrative assistant, Norasmani...
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Norasmani, the wife of the late Mohd Khairil Jamaludin, 44, said initially she was reluctant to allow her husband’s organs to be donated after his death.
“At first, I did not want to donate my husband’s organs. But a nurse named Kak Ros told me, not everyone is chosen by God to be in such a situation.
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