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Alarmed, he rushed himself to the nearest hospital where he was told that his liver was barely functioning. He was suffering from acute liver failure.
He cut his vacation short and flew back to the Philippines, went directly to his doctor who, three weeks earlier, had told him that he was suffering from slight liver cirrhosis without giving any reason how he got it.
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November 3, 2005 - 12:00am
