Help to Save My Mother's Life please

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Help to Save My Mother's Life please
Dear Sir/Madam, My name is Buddhima Dhamsara, and I am an 18-year-old student and competitive swimmer from Sri Lanka,. my family received heartbreaking news. My mother suffered a heart attack, and after examining her, the doctors advised that she needs urgent heart surgery. They have informed us that the surgery will cost approximately USD 3,500, an amount that is far beyond what my family can afford. We come from a very poor family. My parents have always worked hard to support us, but we simply do not have the financial resources to pay for this life-saving operation. Watching my mother struggle while being unable to help her is the most painful experience of my life. With great humility, I am reaching out to ask for your kindness and compassion. Any financial support, no matter how small, would bring us one step closer to giving my mother the treatment she urgently needs. Your generosity could truly help save her life and give our family hope during this difficult time. If needed, I am willing to provide medical reports, hospital documents, or any other information to verify my mother's condition.Bank Account Number:* *Bank ofCeylon= 94794200 =R.M.B.D.Rathtnayaka. *Paypal account =dhamsarabuddima@gmail.come Thank you from the bottom of my heart for taking the time to read my message. Even if you are unable to help financially, I would be deeply grateful if you could keep my mother in your prayers or share our story with others who may be able to help. May God bless you with good health, happiness, and success. Sincerely, Buddhima Dhamsara Sri Lanka

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Lifetime Fund for Disabled Subhashini (49 Years)

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Lifetime Fund for Disabled Subhashini (49 Years)
My sister, Subhashini, is 48 years old and has been severely disabled since birth. She has never been able to walk independently. Throughout her life, she could only take a few assisted steps, but now her condition has worsened to the point where she can barely move even with support. She is completely dependent on others for all daily activities, including bathing, dressing, washing, sitting, and moving from one place to another. As she is a woman, we must employ a female caregiver to assist with her personal needs. Unfortunately, due to the increasing cost of living, it has become extremely difficult to continue paying a caregiver's salary. Caregivers often leave for better-paying jobs, leaving our family in a desperate situation. Since childhood, my parents consulted numerous doctors hoping for treatment, but they were informed that her neurological condition could not be cured. She has an underdeveloped brain and lifelong neurological disabilities. My father, who cared for her for many years, passed away three years ago. My mother is now 75 years old and suffers from severe sciatica, largely caused by decades of lifting and caring for my sister. Despite her own health problems, she continues to help as much as she can. I am now the sole financial provider for our family. I support my wife and three children while also caring for my elderly mother, my disabled sister, and the caregiver. Every household expense, including food, medicines, and daily necessities, depends entirely on my income. Because of my caregiving responsibilities, I cannot work additional hours or night shifts to increase my earnings. My greatest concern is ensuring that my sister and mother continue to receive proper care throughout their lives. Therefore, I hope to establish a lifetime fund that will help cover: Monthly caregiver salary. Medical consultations, medicines, and regular health checkups. Weekly physiotherapy sessions to improve mobility and comfort. Mobility aids and assistive equipment, such as an advanced walking aid or, if funding permits, a robotic lower-limb exoskeleton. Occasional outings and recreational activities to improve my sister's mental well-being and quality of life. Essential support for my elderly mother's medical needs. This fund would provide long-term security and dignity for my sister, ensuring that she continues to receive proper care even as our family's circumstances become more challenging. I sincerely request your support in helping us create this lifetime fund. I am willing to provide medical records, photographs, videos, or any other proof required to verify our situation. Thank you for taking the time to read our story. Sharing it has given me hope, as I rarely have the opportunity to explain our family's struggles. Your kindness and support would make a lasting difference in my sister's life.

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Help with insulin pump consumables

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Help with insulin pump consumables
My name is Tymur Budko. Together with my wife and son, we are Ukrainian refugees currently living in Bucharest, Romania. All three members of our family have officially recognised disabilities in Romania and depend on medical pumps to manage chronic health conditions. I personally live with cerebellar ataxia, a progressive neurological condition that severely affects my coordination and muscle control, and because of it I am unable to work. On top of this, I use a Medtronic insulin pump together with a continuous glucose monitoring system, while other members of my family rely on Omnipod and Dexcom devices to manage their own conditions. All of these pumps require regular replacement of consumables: infusion sets, reservoirs, sensors, catheters and other components, without which the devices simply cannot function. Without properly working pumps, our health and lives are directly at risk, and for me personally, losing access to insulin therapy would be especially dangerous given my inability to work and limited physical capacity. Unfortunately, the Romanian state does not cover these supplies for Ukrainian refugees, and we are forced to purchase them ourselves every month. The cost of supplies for our whole family is approximately 700–800 euros per month — an amount that is extremely difficult to cover given our limited income due to disability, my inability to work, and our refugee status. We are asking for your support to ensure the continuity of life-saving treatment for all three members of our family. Any donation, even a small one, will help us cover the cost of supplies for another month and maintain stability in the treatment of diabetes, cerebellar ataxia, and other conditions. Please support our family — every contribution brings us closer to receiving the treatment we need without constant financial stress. Thank you for your kindness and understanding.

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Help Aruzhan Complete Her Life-Changing Treatment

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Help Aruzhan Complete Her Life-Changing Treatment
My name is Aruzhan, and I am 12 years old from Kazakhstan. Since the day I was born, I have been living with a rare condition called a venous malformation of the right submandibular region. This disease affects my face and has changed my childhood in many ways. Because of the visible swelling, I often wear a face mask in public to avoid unwanted attention and to feel more comfortable. Since 2014, I have undergone treatment in Kazakhstan. Over the years, I received 21 sclerotherapy procedures, all performed under general anesthesia. Despite the dedication and hard work of my doctors, the treatment did not achieve the desired result, and my condition continued to progress. After many consultations, my family was referred to a specialized clinic in Germany with extensive experience in treating complex vascular malformations. The doctors there developed an individualized treatment plan designed specifically for my condition. My venous malformation cannot simply be removed with surgery. It is located very close to important nerves and major blood vessels. Attempting to remove it surgically carries a high risk of damaging these vital structures, and even after surgery, the malformation may return. That is why my doctors chose a staged specialized treatment instead. Thanks to a government-funded medical program, I was able to receive treatment in Germany in 2023 and 2024, completing two important stages of my treatment. The government covered the cost of my treatment and flights, while my family paid for accommodation, medications, medical interpreter services, and other related expenses. The treatment has already shown encouraging results. According to my doctors, I now need only one or two more treatment stages to achieve the best possible outcome. Unfortunately, the government funding program has ended, and no further treatment will be financed. My family must now pay for the remaining treatment ourselves. The estimated cost is approximately €54,000, which is far beyond what we can afford. My greatest dream is to complete my treatment. I dream of going outside without wearing a mask, feeling confident, smiling without fear, and living a normal life like other children my age. Every donation, no matter how small, brings me one step closer to that dream. If you are unable to donate, please consider sharing my story. Your support may help my campaign reach someone who can change my future. Because I am still under 18 years old, this fundraising campaign has been created and is managed by my mother on my behalf. Every donation will be used exclusively for my medical treatment in Germany and related expenses. We have all supporting documents, including medical reports, examination results, treatment records, official documents from the German clinic, and the treatment cost estimate. If anyone would like additional information, we will gladly provide all necessary documentation. We are committed to complete transparency so that everyone who supports my campaign can feel confident that their generosity is truly helping me. From the bottom of my heart, thank you for taking the time to read my story. Thank you to everyone who donates, shares my campaign, or simply keeps me in their thoughts and prayers. Your kindness gives me hope that I can complete my treatment and look forward to a brighter future. With heartfelt gratitude, Aruzhan and her mother

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