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Hare Krishna.
My name is Mahima Yadav, and I am humbly requesting your support for my father, who met with a severe road accident. He suffered multiple life-threatening injuries, including a serious traumatic brain injury, fractures, and internal complications. Since the accident, he has undergone multiple major surgeries and has spent a long period in the ICU. By the mercy of Lord Krishna and the dedicated efforts of the doctors, he has gradually recovered from the critical stage.
However, his treatment is still ongoing. During his recent medical review, the bone flap that had been temporarily preserved in his thigh for the final skull reconstruction was found to be infected and had to be discarded. As a result, the doctors will now implant a custom titanium mesh instead, making the final surgery significantly more expensive. After this surgery, he will also require prolonged physiotherapy, medicines, regular follow-ups, and rehabilitation before he can regain independence.
Our family has exhausted almost all our financial resources on his treatment. The available insurance coverage has already been fully utilized, and we have borrowed money and sought help from relatives, friends, and well-wishers. Despite these efforts, we are still unable to arrange the remaining funds required for his surgery and continued medical care.
With folded hands, I sincerely request your kind support and blessings. Any assistance, however small, will help us continue my father's treatment and give him the opportunity to recover and return to a normal life. We are deeply grateful for your compassion and prayers.
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