Dear Supporters,

Thank you all for your support.

As mentioned in the previous update, Mujeeb was discharged from the hospital and is doing good. Post clearing all the hospital bills, there was some pending amount.

We have transferred Rs. 3,20,000 (approx) to baby of Stella's campaign: https://milaap.org/fundraisers/help-baby-of-stella

And we are transferring Rs. 15,000 to Chetana's twins' campaign: https://milaap.org/fundraisers/support-chetanas-twins

We would like to thank all the supporters who have contributed to Mohammed Mujeeb's campaign. Your contribution to Mujeeb's campaign saved lives of three other babies.

Regards
Team Milaap

Dear Supporters,

Here is an update on Mujeeb.
Mujeeb had Severe Dengue fever and  MultiOrgan Dysfunction. He was on high Ventilator settings. He had undergone FOUR days CRRT for MODS and Hyperferritinemia and received steroids for HLH (confirmed by Bone Marrow).
Later on, he developed Pyogenic (Acinetobacter app)  meningitis and ventriculitis and hydrocephalus. Right EVD was placed to drain CSF and give infra ventricular antibiotics.



Currently, he is doing very well. He is able to walk and talk normally.He has recovered completely from fever.
The doctors are planning to repeat ventricular tap on 7th December and of the CSF is normal, to remove the EVD.



Kudos to the wonderful PICU team of Doctors and nurses.Financial help from Milaap was crucial in this positive outcome.

Thank you for your support and love for Mujeeb.
Regards,
Dr Shaikh Farhan A Rashid
Head of Pediatric Intensive Care Unit

Dear Supporters,

Here is an update on Mujeeb
Mujeeb has successfully undergone the surgery to drain the infected fluid from the brain (Ventriculostomy) and now is on the path to recovery.


His infection of the nervous system will require a course of injectable antibiotics over next 3 weeks and the likely cost of the high-end antibiotics will be around 2-3 lakh rupees over next 4 weeks.Financial help in this last phase of his treatment is crucial to get him discharged to home in the healthy state.

Thank you for your support and love extended. Please keep him in your prayers.

Regards,
Dr Shaikh Farhan A Rashid
Head of Pediatric Intensive Care Unit