I never imagined that my life could change so drastically in just a few days. My wife and partner of six years, who's also a loving mother to our three-year-old daughter, is now lying unconscious in the ICU.
 
Just a few months ago, everything was normal. She was fine—no pain, no signs. Then one day, she felt a small lump in her breast. We went to the doctor, thinking it was something minor. But what we heard next broke us completely—it was stage 4 breast cancer.


Within days, her health started to fall apart.

In just 10 days, she became so weak that we couldn’t even start chemotherapy. Her body couldn’t take it. She got jaundice and suddenly everything went out of control. We had to rush her to the ICU. Since then, she’s been on a ventilator—unconscious, not moving, not speaking. We’re still in shock. I keep asking myself again and again: How did this happen so fast? Every single day since then has been filled with fear and helplessness. My wife is just thirty-six. She had so many dreams—for our little girl, for our home, for our life together. Now she’s lying unconscious in the ICU, and I pray every second that she opens her eyes and looks at me again.


Our daughter is only three. She’s too small to understand what’s going on.

I had to send her to our hometown in Gorakhpur to stay with our parents. I couldn’t manage everything alone. She keeps asking me, "Papa, when is mummy coming back?" And I have no words. I just break down. How will I tell my daughter what has happened to her mother? I can’t face her. So many people are dependent on me—my daughter, my in-laws, my parents—and I’m breaking from inside. I have to stay strong for everyone, but I’m feeling completely helpless.


I’m running here and there for everything. All alone.

Her hospital bills are over ₹1 lakh every day. The doctors say we’ll need at least ₹12 lakhs more—maybe even more if things don’t improve soon. I work at a private bank. We had some savings, but it’s all gone now. I’ve already taken personal loans, and even our insurance is finished. We live in a rented house. I’m trying to handle everything. It’s too much. I’m doing it all alone, and it’s breaking me. My mother-in-law also stays with my parents. They are doing whatever they can, but they are old too..


 I don’t want my daughter to grow up without a mother.

I’m doing everything I can. I don’t know how much longer I can handle this all by myself. Please, if you’re reading this—I’m begging you from the bottom of my heart—help us save her. Help me give my wife a second chance at life. Help me bring back a mother to our little daughter. Even a small contribution can make a big difference. We urgently need your support to continue her treatment and hold our family together. Please donate. Please share. Please stand with us.

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