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What started as small tremors turned into a life-threatening condition, causing him to become completely dependent on his family. It became a challenge for him to walk a few steps without support.

When, Tressie, William’s wife, who accompanied him to India, got in touch with our team, he was barely to walk. He had lost control of his motions and required immediate medical attention. 

We have to praise the courage, and strength of Tressie, who supported him throughout the journey, acting as his spine, and making sure that he recovers.

Tressie discussed William’s condition with us “He experienced a problem of tremors five years ago, and we could not really identify the problem until we visited a neurologist in Kenya, who told us that my husband has Parkinson’s disease. So, in the sixth year, that is this year 2019. We came to India, through a company called Medserg, which took us to BLK Hospital. At the hospital, we met Dr Anil Kansal, the neurologist who performed the operation.”

She then started comparing William’s condition before the surgery, “he couldn’t walk properly, he could barely take a few steps, his body stayed bent on the right side, he couldn’t hold anything with his hands. He was so weak; he used to be very sad all the time; he couldn’t sit at home, or go anywhere. He couldn’t even sleep.” It was a very rough time in my family’s life, but everything is good now.

“At BLK, his treatment was done within a week, and after the treatment, William can walk, stand, sit. He also doesn’t forget things now. And I thank all the staff at the BLK hospital for giving me my old William back” She added further.

His case was managed by Dr Anil Kumar Kansal, who is the director and Head of Neurosurgery Department at BLK Super Speciality Hospital in New Delhi.

And here is what Dr Anil Kumar had to say about his case, “William suffered from Parkinson’s disease. In this disease, the patient experience tremors in their hand, and find it difficult to walk, because of the slowness in the body, and due to this, the patient gradually becomes bedded. He can’t do anything alone. They become completely dependent.”