Twins Separated from Bangladesh Intensive Care: Hospital

SYDNEY news update: Bangladeshi twins Trishna and Krishna have left intensive care as they continue their remarkable recovery from surgery to separate their conjoined heads, the hospital said.
The two-year-old girls, rescued from a Dhaka orphanage, moved to a shared room on the normal ward on Monday, just a week after the 32-hour operation to disconnect their fused skulls, brains and blood vessels.

“They are sharing a room together and settling into their new environment,” Melbourne’s Royal Children’s Hospital said in a statement.

“The girls are getting to know the new staff who will be caring for them now that they have left intensive care.”

The twins’ heads remain heavily bandaged but they have appeared otherwise well, with Trishna awake and talking two days after surgery and Krishna blowing a signature raspberry when she was woken from a medical coma on Saturday.

Their condition has amazed medical staff who nursed them back to fitness after they arrived in fading health from Bangladesh two years ago, and gave them just a 25 percent chance of both recovering completely from the separation.

“We’re all so proud of our children’s hospital and we’re so proud of the quality of the nurses and the staff and the doctors that we’ve got there,” Victoria state Premier John Brumby told Fairfax radio.

“This was just another great example where these two children, who I think, to be honest, many of us thought were not going to get through, have come through, fingers crossed at this stage, with flying colours.”

The girls’ 22-year-old mother, who was unable to care for the sickly babies and handed them to an orphanage soon after their birth, has said she hopes to travel to Australia to see them.

Eradication of Illiteracy than Higher Priority: Shahbaz

LAHORE: Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif has said that his foremost priority is to eliminate illiteracy from the province.

During visit to a children’s hospital here on the occasion Eid, the CM said this time the people will never forgive if they did not receive facilities of health and education.

On the occasion, he distributed flowers and gifts among the admitted children.

He announced that modern hospitals will be built for children in southern Punjab and major cities of the province.

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Diane Borchardt#298089
Taychedah Correctional Institiution
Fond du Lac, Wi 54936
My name is Diane Borchardt . I was born at St Mary’s Hospital in Madison, Wisconsin on August 8, 1949. My case number is 94cf313. My appeal attorney filed an appeal on my behalf on April 23, 1998. It was denied with extensive media.
Thus now I’m in my eleventh year here, twelfth year of being wrongly convicted. I received a 40 year sentence for a crime that I was never a part of, did not conspire to, nor want in any way shape or form. Yes, my husband was divorcing me after 15 years. No, I was not unhappy nor fighting it. With the household equally split-the dining room floor to ceiling, my husband beats me up April 2nd upon arriving in town. I decide to report it to the sheriff (It is Saturday, my divorce attorney is not in). While recording it, my thirteen year old comes over to let me know that daddy is on his way to the store. Since I owned Mrs B’s silk Screen , Ruben, my husband was to be on the property (due to a lot of BS done by him and his divorce attorney)without me present. The sheriff comes with me, they talk to Ruben, then they advise me not to return to our home that night. “Give him some time to cool off. ”

Thus from this my husband is found shot in the basement of our rural Jefferson home at 3:45 am. With no DNA taken, no GSR testing on my son(16, the only person in our home), they concluded that I had done this. Upon locating me in Wautoma “noon” April 3rd, the next day the newspaper reported “Husband found shot in rural Jefferson , it looks like a murder for hire by wife. ”

Please, no one will help me as I have no money. I was declared dead in civil court, thus disinheriting everything.