Urgent Funds Needed
Mohammed Farees
30 Jan 2025
A Life-Threatening ConditionBorn with a congenital heart defect that went undetected during prenatal scans, Farees was diagnosed with two holes in his heart. Over time, one hole closed on its own, but the other remains open, posing a critical risk to his health. After extensive medical evaluations, doctors have diagnosed him with Small to Moderate Perimembranous VSD, significant RCC prolapse, and Gasool phenomenon. He has been advised to undergo Elective Surgery – VSD Closure + Resection of RVOT + Aortic Valve Repair to correct this defect and secure his future.
A Family in NeedFarees’ father, Jailabu Deen, works as a daily wage laborer, earning an inconsistent income of Rs. 500 per day. His mother, Banu, is a homemaker, caring for Farees and his two siblings. Despite their relentless efforts, the cost of Farees’ surgery is beyond their reach, leaving them desperate for support.
The Cost of Saving Farees’ LifeThe estimated cost of his surgery, including ICU stay, post-operative care, and medications, is Rs. 2,80,000/-. This overwhelming expense is impossible for his family to bear alone, which is why we are reaching out to you—kind-hearted individuals who can help make a life-changing difference.
How You Can HelpYour generous donation, no matter how small, can provide Farees with the medical care he urgently needs. Every rupee brings him one step closer to a healthier future. If you are unable to contribute financially, you can still help by sharing this appeal with others who may be able to support his cause.
Donate Today – Give Farees a Second Chance at LifeYour compassion and kindness can save a child’s life. Please consider making a contribution and be a part of Mohammed Farees’ recovery journey. Together, we can give him the healthy, happy future he deserves.
Help Save Mohammed Farees: A Heartfelt Appeal
Meet Mohammed FareesMohammed Farees, a bright and cheerful 13-year-old boy from Muslim Mettu Street, Nellikuppam, Cuddalore District, is in urgent need of life-saving medical treatment. A dedicated student in the 8th standard at his local government school, Farees has always dreamed of a bright future. However, his journey has been overshadowed by a severe congenital heart defect that requires immediate surgical intervention.A Life-Threatening ConditionBorn with a congenital heart defect that went undetected during prenatal scans, Farees was diagnosed with two holes in his heart. Over time, one hole closed on its own, but the other remains open, posing a critical risk to his health. After extensive medical evaluations, doctors have diagnosed him with Small to Moderate Perimembranous VSD, significant RCC prolapse, and Gasool phenomenon. He has been advised to undergo Elective Surgery – VSD Closure + Resection of RVOT + Aortic Valve Repair to correct this defect and secure his future.
A Family in NeedFarees’ father, Jailabu Deen, works as a daily wage laborer, earning an inconsistent income of Rs. 500 per day. His mother, Banu, is a homemaker, caring for Farees and his two siblings. Despite their relentless efforts, the cost of Farees’ surgery is beyond their reach, leaving them desperate for support.
The Cost of Saving Farees’ LifeThe estimated cost of his surgery, including ICU stay, post-operative care, and medications, is Rs. 2,80,000/-. This overwhelming expense is impossible for his family to bear alone, which is why we are reaching out to you—kind-hearted individuals who can help make a life-changing difference.
How You Can HelpYour generous donation, no matter how small, can provide Farees with the medical care he urgently needs. Every rupee brings him one step closer to a healthier future. If you are unable to contribute financially, you can still help by sharing this appeal with others who may be able to support his cause.
Donate Today – Give Farees a Second Chance at LifeYour compassion and kindness can save a child’s life. Please consider making a contribution and be a part of Mohammed Farees’ recovery journey. Together, we can give him the healthy, happy future he deserves.
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