₹7,00,000raised
of ₹7,00,000
The goal has been met — anything more still goes to the family.
Sai Susmitha is a cheerful 4-year-old girl whose life has been deeply affected by a serious heart condition. At an age when she should be running and playing freely, she is battling constant breathlessness and extreme weakness due to a critical heart valve disorder.
Current Symptoms
Because of this condition, Sai Susmitha experiences:
- Severe breathlessness
- Fast and irregular heartbeat
- Extreme fatigue and weakness
- Difficulty performing daily activities
Doctors have warned that without urgent medical intervention, her condition could become life-threatening.
Required Treatment
Procedure Needed: Mitral Valve Repair (MR Surgery)
Specialists at MGM Health Care have advised immediate heart surgery to prevent permanent heart damage and to save her life.
Family Background
Sai Susmitha comes from a financially weak family:
- Father: Manikyala Deva Rajulu – Painter
- Monthly Income: ₹14,000
- Mother: Karavati Latha – Homemaker
The family’s limited income is barely sufficient for daily living expenses, making it impossible for them to afford the high cost of cardiac surgery.
Financial Requirement
- Estimated Surgery Cost: ₹5,00,000 – ₹7,00,000
How You Can Help
Your support can give Sai Susmitha a second chance at life. Every contribution, big or small, brings her closer to the lifesaving surgery she urgently needs.
By standing together, we can help mend a little heart and give Sai Susmitha the healthy childhood she deserves.
The case
Diagnosis
Sai Susmitha is diagnosed with a severe mitral valve disorder, a condition in which blood flows backward inside the heart. This forces her heart to work much harder than normal and significantly reduces the oxygen supply to her body.
- Patient
- Sai Susmitha
- Age
- 4 years
- Gender
- Female
- Relation to organiser
- Parent
- Hospital
- MGM Health Care
- Right now
- Discharged
- Location
- Chennai, Tamil Nadu
Papers we checked
Discharge Summary & Recovery
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