London, October 4, 2022, Tuesday
A beating Heart is the only sign that a person is alive, but a 44-year-old woman named Salwa Hussain, who lives in East London, does not have a heart. His body is supplied with blood by a 7 kg battery powered machine. A special machine called an artificial heart weighing 7 kg is carried around in a bag. A bag full of hearts is always with him wherever he goes.
According to the information received, the woman suffered a heart attack while she was alone at home. She bravely approached her family doctor for treatment, after all a heart transplant was the only option if her life was to be saved. A decision was made to do a heart transplant in London but Salva
It was not possible as Hussain's health was not good. Heart transplant could not be done in the woman's body, instead of it, a decision was taken to keep her alive with a modern device. Putting the body on an artificial heart was the only solution left to save Salva's life.
An artificial heart machine is a type of device powered by two batteries. For Salav, this two-battery machine has become his life, which is always with him. Salwa Hussain is the only person living in Britain without a heart, so her story is going viral on social media.
People get depressed in big or small illnesses but Salwa always remains in a cheerful mood. Salwa, a mother of two children, sits with a bag full of hearts on her lap. Keeps in hand when going out. Supplying blood to the body with a machine is a science but all hail the strong mind and passion of the woman. People lose heart over small things but Salwa Hussain did not lose heart despite the mountain like trouble.
If the battery of the device goes down, it has to be replaced in just 90 seconds
Salwa Hussain's chest has power plastic implanted with two pump pipes coming out of it. A pump powered by a motor powered by two batteries supplies blood to the chambers of the body like a heart. These chambers are in Salavan's chest while the pump, motor and batteries are outside the body. These three devices are kept together in a bag.
What is in the bag of a common man? Diamonds, pearls, jewelry, money? Clothes, jewelry? But her heart lives in this woman's bag. Although Salwana does not have a heart in her body, she is not worried about the future, but her husband Al is worried that the heart battery in the bag will not suddenly stop working because the battery of the device needs to be replaced in just 90 seconds in case it dies.
