Help Brijpal Singh beat major hemorrhagic stroke

Dear Friends & Family,

I am reaching out to you with a heavy heart to share the news about my friend, Kapil's, father Mr. Brij Pal Singh.

Mr. Brij Pal Singh and his wife came to visit US in May to visit their son & daughter in law. As they were getting ready to go back to India is when he suffered from Stroke and major brain Hemorrhage, damaging his cerebral brain with significant bleeding and swelling inside his head. He is on Ventilator support in the ICU for over 4 weeks now. He's also been diagnosed with an AFib heart condition, which has created blood clots in the right atrium of his heart, making the situation more critical during his treatment & future. After several surgeries, Doctors are able to stabilize him on a ventilator and are now recommending to shift him to Long Term Acute Care to have him off ventilator.

Time for Acute Care & his recovery is not known and Family is hoping to see if he can at least be without ventilator and able to go back to India as that is what he has been planning for before tragedy struck him.

I am writing this with the hope of raising necessary funds to cover the cost of the life-saving surgeries and necessary medical care for him which has now gone beyond the means of the suffering family. He is facing substantial medical bills and associated expenses. Your contribution can make help in providing affordable care to Mr. Brijpal Singh by getting better and moving to India.

Any donation, no matter how small or large, would be greatly appreciated and will contribute to his medical expenses.

Please share this campaign with your social networks and communities. Your reach can help us find more supporters.

Your thoughts and prayers mean the world to us and provide strength during this challenging time. Thank you for taking the time to read the story and for considering a donation. Your kindness and support gives the hope and courage as we navigate this difficult journey together. With heartfelt gratitude.

Thank you for your compassion and generosity.

Sincerely,

Naga Naresh Yakkati