Visiting My Indian Hand Doctor 3 Years After My Accident! 🇮🇳

Trivandrum, India ➖ 3 years ago, I was celebrating a festival in India called Diwali, which involves a lot of lights and fireworks. Unfortunately, on this night I lit a faulty firecracker and it exploded in my hand. My hand was an absolute mess, with blood, bones and skin flopping around everywhere. I was rushed to the hospital, where I spent 12 days and had 2 surgeries. With Doctor Manoj's incredible skills and the fate of god, my hand was reconstructed into what it is today. Every time I'm back in Kerala, I give Manoj a visit to update him on the hand and thank him for saving my life. It's always an emotional journey returning back to the most traumatic part of my life, but this is all part of the human experience.

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* TIMESTAMPS *
0:00 Getting a Tuk Tuk
6:50 Arriving at the hospital
8:39 Seeing Manoj
12:58 Prosthetic finger
22:56 Splint
32:06 Goodbye & Thank you

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[jetpark]

I'm Australian here in Melbourne and my surgeon is Indian 🇮🇳 and was the only doctor in the country who could operate on my hand injury!

[AlfonzoPussigetti]

bro is 21 and has had more life experience than most get in their entire lives. Your comfort level in these countries traveling alone is really impressive

[James-dontgiveuponJesus]

I am an Aussie and to see one of my own from my side of the world travelling India alone is awe inspiring I also live in Mumbai would like to have him stay with me just to bless him and show him more places with me being an Aussie too, I have an Indian wife so it has made life very easy to get around it helps having an Indian companion whom I share my life with we have had so many adventures in India since I have been here, keep travelling Luke your living your dream, I was so moved to see what happened to your hand bro especially in a land which is so far from home, I love your positive attitude to life you are a genuine positive man with a heart of gold be blessed my bro

[MacwinsTV]

I am glad India produces Doctor who save lives and make people better all around the world. Thank you

[Verity]

Dr. Manoj embodies the Indian spirit of humanity and selflessness. India’s indigenous religious and cultural heritage nurtures the best of humanity.

[salmanskippy]

Indian doctors are very talented and qualified indeed. Many highly qualified doctors here in North America are from Indian descent. From Canada 🇨🇦

[KrishnamKumawat]

The doctor is really well informed and professional! Being a medico myself, I really liked how he presented all the options and spent his valuable time with you

[ManasRanjanSahoo]

What a great advice to get your next surgery done by a competent doctor in Australia or at KIMS health. He really sees you as a son, so happy to see such a kind and competent doctor. Really makes us proud as an Indian❤️, thank you for showing us this real gems of India.

[sadhiyasadhiyahassan]

I’m a Malayali, when I see your compassion towards Kerala it’s makes me so proud and happy .. you are a courageous man 🙌🏻…no words to say for your optimistic mind🤍… hope everything goes well and keep going🤗💜

[KassandraTovar]

Doctor Manoj is incredibly knowledgeable and optimistic. It is awesome hearing him talk and I love the way he's still trying to improve his work.

[habitantcdn]

This depth and detail in this doctor's approach to a medical interaction is virtually unheard of in a Canadian health care system. I'm stunned!

[abrielrobertsson]

India has really talented doctors. It takes a lot of experience and courage to do what he did with his hand. He's done a fantastic job, to say the least.

[shaileshk_gy]

I must say, this doctor is very talented. I feel so proud being Indian 🇮🇳

[RogueStatusFishing]

Indian doctors don't get the recognition they deserve they're some of if not the best in their industries I have had multiple instances where doctors simply refused to even attempt a surgery on me saying they'd likely kill me if they tried in any instance I have had extremely difficult dangerous surgeries an Indian doctor has willingly stepped in and done stellar work on me with 0 complications I am very very thankful thank you to all the Indian doctors and doctors in general out there you guys are great

[honestdelivery]

People like Luke show how positive people can be in the world. He is someone who doesn't let anything stand in his way, even with the permanent injury suffered. Fantastic video and brilliant channel.

[karenbavington]

What a great Doctor Luke. So kind and caring. Thanks Doctor Manoj for looking after Luke. Hi from Australia.

[TheBonswa]

I’ve watched your videos for years now and only recently I noticed your hand. The doctor did an excellent surgery, it’s hardly noticeable. Wish you the best man !

[Blitzkrieg]

What an amazing doctor.. No wonder why many patients from abroad especially from the middle east, africa etc seek treatment in India....

[cassavaa]

I'm a Filipino from the Philippines, and I must say that this doctor is very professional, smart, kind, and well-trained based on his surgical experience. My mother worked as a nurse in Saudi Arabia and knew and met some Indian doctors who worked in a specialized hospital. I had a lot of respect for this doctor. I can imagine how difficult it must have been to study medicine in India. I will always be grateful to all Indian teachers who taught me basic mathematics when I was in elementary and primary school in Saudi Arabia, including those Indian tutorials on YouTube. As a student, it's extremely beneficial, and they've had a significant impact on us Asians. Thank you for teaching us, and we wish you all the best. Although I do not have the opportunity to thank each of them individually, we Filipinos value the knowledge they share. ♥️

[jefersoneisma]

Your doctor is a really good guy! What an amazing human being.