Ariene's Road to Recovery

Hi, my name is Sab and I am trying to raise money to aid financial support for my wife Ariene. She had a ruptured aneurysm and she underwent brain surgery. She is currently admitted in Queens Medical Centre Nottingham. She stayed for a week in ICU and currently in High Dependency unit. She is on her way to recovery, the doctors said that it will be a long road ahead and she would need a helping hand.

Ariene is a Renal nurse in the Royal Derby Hospital, my loving wife, amazing mum to Ace and she is 6 months pregnant. I am working as a carer and I will be the sole carer for her once she gets discharged. She may need full time care and if this is the case, it will strain us financially. We came here in the UK to work and provide support for our family. She is a strong and resilient woman, loved by family and friends. She is very caring and would do anything for her family.

We would appreciate any amount and this will go to any financial support throughout her recovery and when she delivers her baby. We are extremely grateful for all the prayers for her speedy recovery.

Update : June 3,2024

She currently is getting better and stronger physically, though she is still having issues with her memory. She can now converse with me and our family back home in much longer periods of time. This empress not only me but the care providers that are looks after her. Presently, she is allowed to have a puree diet that she tolerates like ice cream, soups, yoghurt and mashed potato and was able to resume some physiotherapy session like extension of extremities and standing up. At the moment, she is monitored in the labour ward due to a suspected leak of the bag of water. She is presently is on her 27 weeks of her pregnancy. The doctor has already set an expectation that there is a possibility that she may need to deliver prematurely. But we are still praying that she does not have to do so. We greatly appreciate all the unwavering support and prayers. This has given hope and a better outlook in our future. Thank you for extending a hand to help us.