A hospital spokeswoman said the sisters, who spent the night before the operation chatting with the nurses wanted to enter the operating room under his own power, but were too tired to do after all the preoperative process who underwent on Saturday. “We have waited 29 years for this,” said Ladan and Laleh Bijani in an open letter issued last week by the health center.
If the two young Iranians out alive from the process known as Hope, looks a long period of rehabilitation in which, besides medical care, receive counseling to overcome the emotional effects of separation.
Singapore Medical Center interested in this case because it aspires to become a regional medical center first line and because, according to Keith Goh, there are real hopes of success in this operation because the technology for these interventions has come a long way in the last five years.
Proof that the two sisters are alive with the operation is that Ladan has stated that after recovering wants practice law in Shiraz, his hometown, and Laleh wants to work as a journalist in Tehran.