Grateful for second chance at life


Successful operation: Abdullah Bukhari showing a photo taken after the transplant at Hospital Selayang. — FAIHAN GHANI/The Star

PETALING JAYA: Ustaz Abdullah Bukhari Abdul Rahim fell ill in 2001 and a year later, he was told he had kidney failure.

The religious teacher’s life then became a painful journey and in 2008, it worsened with continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis that required him to do it every six hours – four times a day.

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