Yayyy ercp has passed successfully and stent has been added and condition has resolved and some time later would be moved to normal (noncritical) care unit of hospital

Doctor said it were like near to impossible very risky operation (near to 0% success risk) and made it possible (that it's like very rare success condition for such condition  ) 

Since it were severe risky operation of near to 0% success rate in advance, both doctor both medical team and both critical care unit celebrated also doctor said. Since it were really very risky medical operation. (That they told they expected initially possible failure) 

Doctor said it's like very near to none such conditions patients be cured with ercp due to patient specific condition and turned 0% possibility to 100% success rate 😊

We are just insurmountably happy 😊 and infinitely amount of grateful to both doctor of Iskenderun hospital both to here in urfa medical operator doctor (whom conducted ERCP), and all medical teams of critical care unit either. 

We are very grateful eg  Iskenderun doctor very dedicatedly constantly searched expert med teams in vicinity hospitals then send to Urfa hospital which visibly has one very most expert very good doctor/operator in globe level for such medical operations expert. 

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So our prayers at balikligol also helped maybe😊.  Or even if we hadn't provided to my dad yet, we got last day healing water from Halil ul Rahman cave(there is water source there which people says it's ailments healing water). seems as God also helped some how maybe😊

Doctor said it's like first type of very rare success in globe level to save patient in such critical condition. So it's very rarely happening success in even overall world as we understand  that we understand initially doctors thought it's hopeless situation alike but doctor were very expert in field and saved patient in quite very critical condition. 

(Unrelatedly later: Turns out due to my  dad's angrily wanting to get out from critical care unit reaction also made this time tied his hands there  but this time mom were in vicinity and understood itsnt critical care units fault but my dad angrily tried to get out of critical care unit bed and shouted  to mom there. We thought of saying apologize to critical care unit for my angry reactions of(wanting to leave there critical care unit). (After getting up from anesthesia) )

 We are infinitely grateful to doctor and med team and critical care unit for saving my dad's life😊

It were near to hopeless situation which doctor didn't initially gave hope us very much of patient being saved (due to critical condition of patient) since if ercp would had failed then ptk operation would been done and doctor found it possible to have patient be not be capable of surviving any of two ops  since health of were in critical condition by then. It  is great success ercp has succeeded and patient life is also saved from icterus condition and life is saved😊

One other awesome news is it turns out not metastasis related yayyy😊 it turns out some benign tumor alike (and not metastasis of existing cancer condition) (it's benign no health threatening tumor alike and stent has successfully be placed to resume liver liquid flow thereby fixing icterus condition which were becoming critic level. 

Yayy so it's very happy situation 😊 both patients life has been saved and both turns out condition were not metastasis any yayyy😊

Yayyy then wishfully I have more time to invent cancer med to save my dad's life from cancer fully. I were hopeful that it would be like this that my dad would be saved life of this critic condition and itsnt metastasis(among our family I were the most optimist and thought it would turn out like this whilst other family members seemed more pessimist of the situation (since doctors also gave not very much hope for the very critical condition but it's awesome that critic condition is resolved and also turns out yayy it's not metastasis😊 so happy news😊).).  Yep then asap to rush to try to invent cancer med for all cancer patients after ml algos is invented in a month or so.