On a December morning in Houston, 75-year-old Ramesh Bhutada waited in a hospital room, tethered to monitors, watching his heart fade.
The doctors had told him there were only two choices now — a mechanical pump or a transplant. He prayed quietly. Then, one day, a call came: a young man had died, and his heart was a perfect fit.
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