This 5-year-old boy is fighting a severe brain condition

Manoj and Sushma rushed their 5-year-old son, Satyajith, from their hometown in Andhra Pradesh to Bangalore after he suffered serious complications in his tonsil removal surgery last month. His brain was completely deprived of oxygen which caused severe brain damage.Satyajith was admitted to the ICU immediately and put on ventilator support. He was unconscious for 10 days before he finally opened his eyes, only to stare blankly. Satyajith is slowly improving, but he needs to stay in the ICU for 3 more weeks to survive

An unfortunate turn of events
It all started as a cold. Satyajith had trouble breathing from his nose, and Sushma decided to take him to an ENT to get checked. When the doctors suggested he needed a small surgery to make it easier for him to breathe, Sushma and Manoj weren’t too worried. Little did they think that their healthy and active child would soon be fighting the biggest battle of his life.

“It was just a cold and a small breathing problem. The surgery was minor and we thought it would make everything okay. Now my son clings to life, while all we can do is stand around watching him. We feel so helpless. I wish we had never agreed to the surgery. At least then he wouldn’t be lying unconscious, on the brink of death.”

His parents can’t afford to keep him in the ICU any longer
Sushma and Manoj work in an Ayurvedic centre. Satyajith’s condition has not only mentally and emotionally exhausted them, but they don’t even have the means to continue his treatment any longer. They’ve already spent Rs 9 lakhs on his treatment so far with the help of family and friends. However, it’s not enough. Satyajith needs to stay in the ICU under strict medical attention and care for the next 3-4 weeks, for which his parents will need 10 lakhs, an amount too large for them to afford.

How You Can Help
Satyajith has severe brain damage and needs to stay in the ICU till he stabilizes. He’s still on the ventilator support and to stop that will lead to completely damaging his brain. His parents have done all they can to save their son, but now, they’re helpless. Satyajith can be saved with further hospital care and he needs all the help he can get to make it. His distraught parents plead for your support.

Your support will save Satyajit’s life.