The miracle of a boy from Cluj who returned from the dead to the school desk

In a touching video, as his schoolmates welcome Oliver Boros, the Transylvanian boy who was given up by the Romanian doctors a long time ago.

Olivér Boros from Cluj-Napoca was able to return to school, whose illness the doctors said two years ago that he might have a year to live. The student of the János Zsigmond Unitary College was welcomed by the whole school together with his twin brother, they stood in a line of honor, and the solemn moment was captured on video.

"The hero of all of us returned to school from today, he took the first steps together with his brother, now with the joy of healing and returning home. And we welcomed them as true heroes, kindergarteners, elementary schoolers, high schoolers, high schoolers, teachers, teachers, all of us who carried Olivér's recovery in our hearts during this past difficult period stood in a line of honor.

- says the Facebook post of the János Zsigmond Unitarian College.

In 2022, the Romanian doctors predicted that the little boy would only have a year to live, he needed a liver and kidney transplant, but due to the inexperience surrounding organ transplantation, the lack of equipment and specialists, the interventions were canceled at home. On the recommendation of their attending physician, Olivér and his family traveled to Lyon last February, where they were met with a slightly more positive attitude: the doctors believed that Olivér's life could be saved with a liver and kidney transplant.

"As a result of a divine miracle", he underwent a kidney and liver transplant. Thanks to the strength of the community and a small state grant, the family was able to travel to France. The little boy received the liver and kidney transplant that almost everyone assumed would not arrive.

Last August, a collection was also organized at the Hungarian Days in Cluj-Napoca to help the little boy and his family. At that time, Olivér was able to start on the road to recovery, however, after the transplant surgery, the hospital in Lyon issued a bill of 280,000 euros, which was 30,000 euros more than the expected amount. However, the community did not let go of their hands even then.

The video can be viewed on Maszol.ro HERE!

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