My husband, Satish, and I have faced a long and difficult path to parenthood. When we got married 12 years ago, we eagerly looked forward to becoming parents.
A year into our marriage, we experienced early heartbreak when we lost our first child to a rare disease.
As time passed, we felt undeserving of becoming parents. But we didn’t give up, because deep down, I knew I was meant to be a mother.
After years of disappointment, our prayers were finally answered. In November 2023, I was expecting not just one baby, but triplets. It felt like God had made us wait to bless us with triple the joy.
We thought our painful journey had finally ended, but we were wrong.
The news of expecting triplets filled our lives with joy and excitement. We couldn’t wait to meet our babies. However, our world turned upside down when I was rushed in for an emergency delivery at 27 weeks.
“If we don’t deliver now, they may not survive,” said our doctor. Though I wasn’t prepared, I just wanted them to be born healthy.
When I woke up after my C-section, Satish told me that we were now the parents of three beautiful babies – a girl and two boys. He hadn’t been able to hold them because they were immediately taken to the NICU.
They were born severely underweight and needed respiratory support. In addition to that, they were also diagnosed with early onset of sepsis, jaundice, anemia and more.
We couldn’t bear to see their tiny bodies connected to the ventilator but it was the only device keeping them alive.
With heavy hearts, we decided to keep going and chose to stay positive in this dreadful journey.
May 16th was the worst day of our lives. Our baby girl had passed away. My world came to a halt. I couldn’t control myself and I burst out crying. Satish was trying to console me but I could see tears streaming down his face too.
When the doctors handed her to me, I was overwhelmed with guilt, if only I could’ve protected her from all this. She was truly a beautiful baby.
I couldn’t bear to say goodbye so while I stayed with my boys, Satish took the responsibility of performing the last rites.
Both my sons are on ventilators and in critical condition. I haven’t held them since they were born. A glass window is separating me from them.
The doctors have asked us for payment but USD 27,857.00 is an amount beyond our reach. Our daily expenses in the hospital range from ₹90,000 to ₹1 lakh, and now we’re left with nothing. We’ve already spent ₹7-8 lakhs on their NICU treatments.
We’ve borrowed money from our relatives as well but it’s not enough. Please help us. I can’t lose them.
Please contribute so we can save them.
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