Help Save Three Premature Newborn Lives

FAMILY DETAILS

The triplet babies of Mrs. Kalyani Suraj Salunkhe were born extremely premature at around 25 weeks and 5 days of gestation. All three newborns require prolonged and intensive medical care in the NICU due to their extremely fragile condition.

Their father, Mr. Suraj Salunkhe, is the only earning member of the family. The family has already exhausted its savings and is seeking financial help from relatives, friends, and compassionate donors to continue the babies’ treatment.

With the babies requiring prolonged hospitalisation, specialised neonatal care, respiratory support, medicines, monitoring, and nutritional management, the medical expenses have become overwhelming for the family. The hospital has indicated that the babies may require approximately 60–90 days of hospitalisation depending on their response to treatment and recovery.

PATIENT DETAILS

All three babies are being treated for complications associated with extreme prematurity and extremely low birth weight.

Triplet 1:
Born weighing 916 grams and diagnosed with extreme prematurity, extremely low birth weight, respiratory distress syndrome, neonatal hyperbilirubinaemia, and apnea of prematurity. The baby has required mechanical ventilation followed by non-invasive respiratory support.

Triplet 2:
Born weighing 879 grams and diagnosed with extreme prematurity, extremely low birth weight, respiratory distress syndrome, neonatal hyperbilirubinaemia, and a non-restrictive patent ductus arteriosus. The baby continues to require ventilator support and intensive NICU management.

Triplet 3:
Born weighing 790 grams and diagnosed with extreme prematurity, extremely low birth weight, respiratory distress syndrome, patent ductus arteriosus, anaemia of prematurity requiring transfusion, and neonatal hyperbilirubinaemia. The baby remains on ventilator support under intensive medical care.

MEDICAL RECOMMENDATION & COST

MotherNest Hospital has advised prolonged NICU treatment for the babies. The hospital estimate states that medical bills, consumables, and laboratory expenses are expected to be approximately ₹20–22 lakh for each baby, with the actual cost depending on their response to treatment and any additional care required.

The family urgently needs financial assistance to ensure Devika receives treatment without delay.

The family has already spent approximately ₹7–8 lakh on treatment and now faces an estimated further requirement of approximately ₹60 lakh.

The continuing treatment involves:

• Intensive NICU care
• Mechanical and non-invasive respiratory support
• Medicines and antibiotics
• Surfactant treatment
• Blood and supportive treatment where required
• Phototherapy
• Nutritional support
• Diagnostic investigations
• Continuous monitoring and specialised neonatal care

HOW YOU CAN HELP

These three newborns are fighting for survival during the most fragile stage of their lives. Their treatment cannot be interrupted while they remain dependent on intensive neonatal care.

Your contribution can help the family manage the growing costs of NICU treatment, respiratory support, medicines, investigations, nutrition, and other essential medical care.

Every contribution, whether ₹500, ₹1,000, ₹5,000 or more, can help sustain the treatment of these tiny babies. If you are unable to donate, sharing this appeal with your family, friends, and social network can also help reach someone who can.

Three tiny lives are waiting for a chance to go home safely. Your support today can help give them that chance.

SUPPORT BY DONATING FOR THE CHILDREN

Required Further Support: ₹60,00,000/-

Please come forward and support the triplet babies of Kalyani Suraj Salunkhe in their fight for survival.