Support Surya Prakash To Prevent Amputation

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Support Surya Prakash To Prevent Amputation

Mr. Surya Prakash, who once lived a happy life with his wife and two children while working as a cook in Chandigarh, is now facing a severe health crisis. A simple nail injury to his foot has turned into a serious illness due to delayed treatment. Despite looking for help from AIIMS Rishikesh, where doctors warned of a possible amputation, Mr. Prakash couldn’t complete his treatment because of financial limitations. , he was sent to a hakim (traditional healer) in  Najibabad, Uttar Pradesh, spending around 50-60 thousand rupees, but his condition has not improved. Now, with no funds left for medication, he is Depending on divine help, unable to afford further medical care.

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Mr. Surya Prakash was living a happy life with his small family, which included his wife, a 14-year-old daughter, and a 12-year-old son while working as a cook in a house in Chandigarh. However, some time ago, a nail punctured Mr. Prakash's foot, which changed his life. What started as a minor issue treated with home remedies has now turned into a serious illness. When the situation worsened, he was taken to AIIMS Rishikesh based on advice from villagers. The doctors informed him that the illness had become severe and that they would try to manage it with medication as much as possible, but there was a possibility that the foot might need to be amputated.

Due to insufficient funds, Mr. Prakash could not complete his treatment in Rishikesh. On someone’s suggestion, he was sent to a hakim (traditional healer) in Najibabad, Uttar Pradesh, where, despite spending 50-60 thousand rupees, no permanent treatment was achieved. His condition has now become so serious that Mr. Prakash does not have the money to buy further medication. He has resigned himself to relying on divine intervention and is unable to raise the funds needed for further treatment due to his weakened financial condition.

Your support would be greatly appreciated if you wish to help with Mr. Prakash’s treatment during this difficult time. Even a small contribution could save him from becoIf you wish to help with Mr. Prakash’s treatment during this difficult time, your support would be greatly appreciated. Even a small contribution could save him from becoming disabled . If you are unable to help financially, please consider sharing this post widely to help raise awareness and support.

Contact Details: Mr. Surya Prakash, son of Late Shri Jagat Ram Village - Kurn, Post - Bachleekhal Tehsil - Devprayag, District - Tehri Garhwal (Uttarakhand) - 249192 Phone No.: 8273595683

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Mr. Surya Prakash, a resident of Village Kurn, Tehsil Devprayag, Tehri Garhwal, had been living a modest life with his wife and two children while working as a cook in Chandigarh. His life took a difficult turn when a nail puncture in his foot developed into a serious medical condition. Despite seeking treatment at AIIMS Rishikesh and later spending nearly ₹50,000–₹60,000 on alternative treatment in Najibabad, Uttar Pradesh, his condition continued to worsen.
Due to financial hardships, Mr. Prakash was unable to continue his treatment and struggled to arrange funds for medicines and further medical care. Upon learning about his situation, the Samoon Foundation stepped forward to support him during this critical period.
On 28 October 2024, the Samoon Foundation Family provided financial assistance of ₹11,000 through a cheque to help with his treatment expenses. He was advised to seek immediate medical care and was assured of continued support throughout his recovery journey.
Mr. Surya Prakash and his wife, Mrs. Neema Devi, expressed their heartfelt gratitude to all members of the Samoon Foundation, especially Foundation President Mr. Vinod Jethuri, for their timely assistance and compassion during this challenging time.


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