Anoopa Sharma

We've fixed the video links. If you haven't seen these yet here's your chance.

Original:

Atlanta Fox 5, March 18, 2005

Follow-up story:

Atlanta Fox 5, May 5, 2005

Atlanta Fox 5 News recently had a follow-up coverage on Anoopa. It's just under six minutes long and is very nicely done.

Thanks again go to John Brunet and Jack Houman at the Rollins School of Public Health for their help with capturing and editing the video.

VIDEO: AnoopaNewsPart2.wmv (5 megs)

There has been a change in scheduling to the Atlanta Fox 5 piece called "Anoopa's Gift." Instead of airing last Friday, April 29 it will air this Thursday, May 5 at 5:00pm on Atlanta's Fox 5 Local News. Please email Amy (see link on right) if you will be able to record the piece for the Sharma's and eventually for the website. We'll need to have it in digital format for the site but can start with VHS. Of course if you can convert it to digital for us too, that would be great! Thank you in advance.

Dear All,

Here is a news flash. A follow up interview with, Anoopa's kidney recipient (my sister), was recently done and will be on Atlanta's Fox Local news. Please watch it, record it, tell your freinds/coworkers about it... Spread the word at Emory etc... If you can help converted it into a digital format so we can post it on the website, please do so and send it to Amy.

Thanks for all your help, prayers and support. HUGS and kisses to all.

Anita

The Emory University newspaper, the Emory Wheel, featured Anoopa in an article yesterday, Friday, March 26, 2005. Executive staff writer Supriya Kotagal wrote about Anoopa's life and our loss.

We have the Atlanta Fox 5 news coverage to share. It's just under four minutes long and in WMV format. Thanks go to John Brunet and Jack Houman at the Rollins School of Public Health for their help with capturing and editing the video.

VIDEO: AnoopaNewsVideo.wmv (5 megs)

Tonight at 5:00PM EST, Atlanta's Fox channel 5 local news will be reporting on Anoopa's case. They interviewed the Sharmas last night about her interest in public health and her organ donation.

Update: The video is now online.