Dear Supporters,

Thank you for the wonderful support that you have shown towards Sai Prashant Varule. I have some unfortunate news to share with all of you today.

Sai Varule passed away on last week on 4th May. He really had a tough fight but developed a few complications and was undergoing treatment for the same. In spite of the doctors best efforts, his little body could not take the stress and he left all of us.

His parents are really courageous who took a decision of Transplant and mother donated part of her Liver. His family is completely devastated. The funds raised on Milaap have been used towards his transplant which happen last month on 6th April. Since there are no pending medical expenses we are stopping the campaign with the family's consent.

The letter from the treating doctor, Dr Ninad Deshmukh has been attached with this update mentioning about his health and the treatment.   

May his Soul Rest in Peace.

Regards,
Shilpa
Transplant Coordinator

Dear Supporters,

Thank you for the wonderful love and support that you have shown towards Sai Prashant. He is doing better now compared to earlier. His mother is recovering well and based on her health and stability she has been discharged from the hospital on Monday(16th April).

He has been showing good signs of improvement but the doctors have suggested him to be under observation in the cardiac recovery ward. He is under observation 24/7. He has opened his eyes but due to the medication he is still a little dizzy.

Thank you for all the wonderful love and support. Please do pray for his health and speedy recovery. Will keep you posted.

Thank you!

Dear supporters,
Thank you all for your support.

Sai and his mother underwent a successful transplant surgery on 6th April, Friday.
As of now,  he is under cardiac recovery and the doctors are suggesting that they will monitor him closely, as the coming few days are very critical. He will be moved to PICU, depending on his condition. Sai's mother was in ICU, but today she was shifted and now she's conscious and doing well. Both Sai and his mother will be dealt very cautiously with care, as the threat of infection still exists.

We will keep you all posted of any further developments, and sincerely thank you all, without your support we couldn't have made this far.
Thank you.

Regards,
Prashant
(Sai's father)