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Hemlata, a 27-year-old mother from Pauri Garhwal, Uttarakhand, has completely lost her eyesight due to a serious brain condition (CVST) after her family's savings ran out mid-treatment. Abandoned by her husband, who took their young son with him, she now lives with her elderly parents — and urgently needs funds for treatment that could still restore her vision.
27-year-old Hemlata, a resident of Dhumakot, Pauri Garhwal, Uttarakhand, was married in 2019, and some time later, immense joy entered her life in the form of a 2-year-old son. But this family, already living under the shadow of poverty, was suddenly struck by a mountain of misfortune. Hemlata was afflicted with a severe illness causing intense headaches, fever, and blurred vision. Her extremely poor husband spent his entire savings on her treatment. When all the money ran out, he was forced to stop her treatment.
As the illness progressed, it worsened to the point where Hemlata completely lost her eyesight. In this dire situation, her husband left the now fully blind Hemlata at her elderly parents' home and took their 2-year-old child away with him. Today, this helpless mother lives without sight, dependent on her aging parents, and spends her days and nights yearning for her child.
According to medical reports, Hemlata is suffering from a serious condition called CVST (Cerebral Venous Sinus Thrombosis), due to which the pressure inside her brain and skull has risen to a dangerous level, resulting in Grade III papilledema. Because of this excessive pressure, the optic nerves in her eyes have been compressed, causing her to lose her vision. If she receives the right treatment in time, Hemlata's eyesight can still be saved.
The affected family learned about Samoon Foundation through someone and appealed to the Samoon family for help. We have assured the family of all possible support. We humbly request all those who are able to come forward and extend a helping hand as best they can, because even your small contribution can pull someone's life out of darkness and bring it back into light.
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A Helping Hand for Hemlata: ₹30,000 Transferred by Samoon Foundation for Her Medical Treatment
27-year-old Hemlata , a resident of Dhumakot, Pauri Garhwal, Uttarakhand, got married in 2019. A few years later, she was blessed with the happiness of becoming a mother to a little boy.
However, the family’s happiness was soon overshadowed by a devastating medical crisis.
Hemlata began suffering from severe headaches, fever, and blurred vision. Coming from an extremely poor family, her husband spent all his savings on her medical treatment. When the family’s financial resources were completely exhausted, they were forced to stop her treatment.
Unfortunately, Hemlata’s condition continued to deteriorate, and she eventually lost her eyesight completely.
Today, this helpless mother is completely unable to see her 3-year-old son. She longs to see her child again, but her family is struggling to arrange the financial resources needed for her continued treatment.
Hemlata’s Medical Condition:-
According to her medical reports, Hemlata is suffering from Cerebral Venous Sinus Thrombosis (CVST). The condition has caused dangerously increased pressure inside her head, resulting in Grade III Papilledema.
Due to this severe pressure, her optic nerves have been affected, resulting in the loss of her vision.
Timely and appropriate medical treatment may provide a possibility of saving or improving her eyesight. However, urgent financial support is required for her treatment and further medical care.
Samoon Foundation Stands With Hemlata
The family came to know about Samoon Foundation through someone who connected them with our organization. They reached out to us with a request for help, and we assured the family that we would provide every possible support within our capacity.
As a first step towards supporting Hemlata and her family, Samoon Foundation has transferred ₹30,000 today through a bank transfer towards her medical treatment and assistance.
This is only a beginning. Hemlata still needs continued medical care and financial support.
We sincerely appeal to all kind-hearted individuals, organizations, and well-wishers to come forward and contribute towards her treatment.
Even a small contribution can make a meaningful difference in Hemlata’s life.
Your support can help this mother fight her illness and give her hope of seeing her child again.
Let us come together to help Hemlata come out of darkness and give her a chance to see the light once again.
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A Journey of Hope, Courage and Humanity – Hemlata’s Story
Sometimes, despite our best efforts and heartfelt prayers, life does not always give us the outcome we hope for.
When Samoon Foundation learned about 27-year-old Hemlata from Pauri Garhwal, Uttarakhand, who had lost her eyesight due to a serious medical condition, we came forward to support her. As a mother, her greatest wish was to see her three-year-old son once again.
With the support of Samoon family members, Hemlata was taken to AIIMS, Delhi, where she received treatment from 25 September to 3 November 2026. During this period, Samoon Foundation took responsibility for her accommodation, transportation, food, medicines, medical tests, and other treatment-related expenses.
After several consultations and medical examinations, doctors informed the family that brain surgery was the only remaining treatment option. However, the surgery carried significant risks and could affect other vital organs. Understanding these risks, Hemlata’s family made the difficult decision not to proceed with the surgery. On 3 November, she returned to her home in Pauri Garhwal.
This was not the outcome we had hoped and prayed for. We wished for her recovery and hoped she would regain her eyesight and see her little son again. Although the result was beyond our expectations, we made every possible effort to support her throughout this difficult journey.
We sincerely thank all Samoon family members and supporters who contributed financially, prayed for her recovery, and stood beside her. Your kindness helped Hemlata receive specialised medical care at AIIMS, Delhi, without financial difficulties becoming a barrier.
Hemlata will always remain a part of the Samoon family. We pray that God blesses her with strength, courage, good health, and peace to face the challenges ahead.
“Sometimes, we cannot change someone's destiny, but we can make sure they are never alone during the darkest moments of their lives.”
Hemlata, you are not alone. The Samoon family will always stand by your side.
The Samoon Family
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