YOUR EMAILS R INDEED AN EYEOPENER.

Sonali Iyengar
Mar 18 (1 day ago)
to me
HELLO MR THOLIYA SIR,
THANKYOU VERY MUCH FOR THE EMAILS. THEY R INDEED AN EYEOPENER.
YOUR'S SINCERELY,
SONALLI IYENGAAR

lovely work of awareness that is being created by you

nimish somaiya
11:08 AM (6 hours ago)
to me
Dear Tholiyaji,
This is jst being fwd to you as a matter of appreciation of the lovely work of awareness that is being created by you via your constant effort to update and inform all of us of the various developments that are taking place .
I have just mailed Mr Rajendra Thacker some inputs for his PIL ,they are just from the top of my head,and wish they would help in improving the Sorry state of our landlords due to the poor legal system of our country
Aggrieved landlord
Nimish Somaiya

u r my fighter and frank mamu....

PRANAY GANGWAL	Feb 1
to me, menow, Jain, Santacruz, MIFAC, RESORTS

Jai gurudeva!
Jai jinendra...
I generally read ur mails at leisure unless u mark it as urgent. As generally subject of ur mail is d brief of whts going to b inside.
I have just come bck from an four day wedding event whr I slogged day and nght. Felt like reading somethin to relax myself. Opened my mails and saw a mail  wid such an awesome title.....but got shocked after reading it. I m into mix feelings nw as I m feeling sorry for ur 75% loss(being a marwari I anyway hate d word "LOSS") but I m proud that u r my fighter and frank mamu....
Let's plan a masti bharra weekend for 14thfeb. And thank god for makin u diagnose it before anymore damage.
Ur mad yet fun
Bhanja
Pranay aka Dampooo

On Jan 23, 2013 2:46 PM, "Alok Tholiya" <atholiya@gmail.com> wrote:

As  usual my self own my own found that there is some development in my right eye. No one believed me initially. Even eye specialist did not diagonise nor first believed what I was saying as I am just 58. Then he must have realised I may have Glaucome.Doc then sent me for tests .

Great news. 75% vision in my right is permanently lost. These are messages from almighty that has started liking me and considering my name for his invite list and Yamdut is busy so unless it is urgent it may take few years for him to send me invite.

In the meanwhile he has given me time to :

1. Stretegise my plans for retirement

2. enjoy more time with meditation and keep in touch with him

3. spend some time on health so I am less burden to active members in family ( but I hv to develop will power as knowing that is not enough)

4. Given me alert to Beautifully design my will and last testamount.

5. Increase pace of good work for humanity ( next item on agenda is Ambulance for society).( my novel idea  Day crache / Palna Ghar for Dada Dadi ( Sr. citizens ) so earning members can attend to office/ emergency seems little distant)

6. Tour some  distinations longed for whole life that one day I will be free and will be able to find time. Finally I thought post my dear daughters marriage I will be free when  I hand over her to a loving , caring , honest , character worthy husband and his family but .....but if wishes were horses  fools would ride. As badluck was chasing me 

7. I will now be able to raise more vehemnetly issues dear to me , fight for right, RTI, activism, fight police and courts who have different procedures and standadrds for different set of people and so on.

Hope you will enjoy , celebrate and become enlightened with this news of my loss of 75% vision and take it as a step reaching near and dear GOD and will not waste time on asking several questions on this development.

you have frankly & widely described

Dilip Gandhi	Jan 23
to me

Dear Mr. Alok Tholia,

It is very appreciable ideas, which you have frankly & widely described. I really appreciate your spirit.  Never get disgusted and disappointed even in adverse condition. In this situation also there will be hidden treasure, which we do not know even. Time will come you will definitely get justice and win the battle. In God's darbar there is always delay in getting justice but at the end the victory definitely will be yours!!!

With kind regards and best wishes,

Yours truly,

DILIP GANDHI

Thank you Alok. It is a good idea

Glaucoma Awareness Month

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S. G. BHAT	7:11 PM (1 hour ago)
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Thank you Alok. It is a good idea to publish this in Keemat, after deleting some items and make it short.The information is useful to our readers.I will ask V>M>Kamat to send me a copy of the print. Regards,

Dr.S.G.Bhat

On Sun, Jan 20, 2013 at 7:37 PM, Alok Tholiya <atholiya@gmail.com> wrote:

US celebrates Glaucoma month in every January. But in India we hv heart week, brain week, diabetes week etc etc but no eye/ glaucoma week.Why?? Why eye specialists, equipment manufacturer  medicines producers are evading their responsibilities? ........Alok

NIH urges dilated eye exams to detect glaucoma

Statement of NEI Director Dr. Paul A. Sieving for Glaucoma Awareness Month

The National Eye Institute (NEI), a part of the National Institutes of Health, observes Glaucoma Awareness Month each January by encouraging Americans at higher risk for glaucoma to schedule a comprehensive dilated eye exam and to make a habit of doing so every one to two years. While anyone can get glaucoma, people at higher risk include African Americans age 40 and over; adults over the age of 60, especially those who are Mexican American; and people who have a family history of the disease.

Glaucoma is a major cause of vision loss in the United States and it is becoming more prevalent as our population ages. About 2.7 million Americans 40 and older have primary open-angle glaucoma, the most common form, and this number is expected to grow. Several large studies have shown that eye pressure is a major risk factor for optic nerve damage. In open-angle glaucoma pressure inside the eye rises to a level that may damage the optic nerve. When the optic nerve is damaged from increased pressure, vision loss may result. "Vision Problems in the U.S.," a report released in 2012, by Prevent Blindness America and NEI, predicts that by 2030 the disease will affect 4.2 million Americans.

Glaucoma can be detected in its early stages through a comprehensive dilated eye exam before vision loss occurs. During this exam, drops are placed in the eyes to dilate, or widen, the pupils. This allows an eye care professional to examine the optic nerve for signs of damage and other possible problems. An eye pressure test alone is not enough to detect glaucoma. People in the higher risk categories should not wait until they notice a problem with their vision to have an eye exam. Primary open-angle glaucoma often has no symptoms in its early stages, so people may not know they have glaucoma until they start to have noticeable vision loss.

NEI leads the nation's vision research efforts and is committed to finding better prevention, detection, and treatment of eye diseases and disorders. In 2012, NEI invested $71 million in a wide range of studies to understand causes and potential areas of treatment for glaucoma.

The broad scope of NEI-funded glaucoma research ranges from gene therapy to stem cells, drug treatments, vaccines to protect the optic nerve cells, advanced imaging tools to view the retina and optic nerve, and new techniques to study glaucoma disease mechanisms, such as new mouse models that simulate glaucoma. These models enable scientists to study how increased eye pressure causes optic nerve cell death. For more information about glaucoma research programs at NEI, visit http://www.nei.nih.gov.

As part of its National Eye Health Education Program (NEHEP), NEI develops a variety of education materials in English and Spanish describing the leading causes of blindness, including glaucoma, diabetic eye disease, age-related macular degeneration, and cataracts. To learn more about glaucoma, how to keep your eyes healthy, tips for talking with your eye care professional, the benefits of getting a comprehensive dilated eye exam, and where to get financial assistance for eye care, visit http://www.nei.nih.gov/glaucoma. The NEHEP also develops materials for health educators and community organizations to conduct educational sessions in their community about glaucoma. New this year is the Keep Vision in Your Future Glaucoma Toolkit. To find educational resources available from NEHEP, visithttp://www.nei.nih.gov/nehep/programs/glaucoma.

The National Eye Institute, part of the National Institutes of Health, leads the federal government's research on the visual system and eye diseases. NEI supports basic and clinical science programs that result in the development of sight-saving treatments. For more information, visit http://www.nei.nih.gov.

About the National Institutes of Health (NIH): NIH, the nation's medical research agency, includes 27 Institutes and Centers and is a component of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. NIH is the primary federal agency conducting and supporting basic, clinical, and translational medical research, and is investigating the causes, treatments, and cures for both common and rare diseases. For more information about NIH and its programs, visithttp://www.nih.gov.

Thanks and Regards,
Alok Tholiya,

Marigold Hall,Tholiya Bhavan,

10Th Rd., Santacruz East,

Mumbai 400055

9324225699 

Thankful to you for all support.

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ravi srivastava	Jan 3 (11 days ago)
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Dear Alok ji

                   Met Adv Shamim Dalvi , he gave a very patient hearing and understood the whole matter ,he has advised that taking services of an Attorney will be an expensive affair and I should look for some some Advocate who would plead the case himself .

        He will be looking for some reasonable Counsel and let me know , my contacts are with him, Thankful to you and Shri Shamim Dalvi for all support.

Thanks& Regards 

Ravi Srivastava

   

Alokji...Help Appreciated...

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ASHISH MHATRE	Jan 4 (10 days ago)
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Thank you Alokji...Help Appreciated...