Willing to contribute. Let me know how to go about it. Regards Manish Goswami
--- "Dr. Aroop J. Kalita" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Dear Mr. Goswami, > > Could you please let me know how /where to send the > contributions. > > Best Regards > > Dr. Aroop J Kalita, > Guwahati > > Manoj Goswami <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > An appeal > In favour of an ailing helpless soul > > It is a tragic story of a 17 year old bright > student. The younger of the two sons of Mr. Arun > Goswami and Mrs. Devi Goswami (Adi Elengi Satra), > who hail from Phulabari of Dol Bagan in Assam's > North Lakhimpur district, this young boy is fighting > for his life after doctors declared that one of his > kidneys has been completely damaged. All was well > for the family of Mr. Goswami before that fateful > day, when their son was suddenly taken seriously ill > and shivering in high fever the boy had to be > admitted to North Lakhimpur Civil Hospital. The > doctors diagonised cerebral malaria and started > treatment accordingly.But his condition never > improved even after six months of treatment. He was > referred to the Guwahati Medical College Hospital. > After several tests it was discovered that one of > his kidneys has been completely damaged.He was then > referred to All India Institute of Medical Sciences > (AIIMS) of New Delhi. The young boy got well > cosiderably. But doctors have come to the conclusion > that kidney transplantation is a must in this case > and it must be done at the earliest possible time. > It has also been advised that he be taken to > Hyderabad for the transplantation and further > treatment. > > What Mr. Goswami needs now is help from > kind-hearted people of all sections of the society. > A school teacher by profession, Mr. Goswami is > mentally ill and has lost his job. He has been > trying desperately to save his son but the > impoverished father now can not afford it as has > spent everything for his son's treatment in Guwahati > and Delhi. The ailing boy appeared for the Higher > Secondary final examination but after two days he > was again taken ill and had to abandon it. > > We appeal to everybody to help this poor family > in distress. Please show kindness to this distressed > family and donate whatever you can for the expensive > treatment of this helpless soul. In response to his > request to Dainik Janasadharan and considering the > family's appalling condition we are taking up this > fund raising effort and we hope that all the kind > hearted people will contribute to it.The names of > the donors will be declared through our website and > it will be updated every month. Besides, we have > also arranged to publish the contributors' name in > Dainik Janasadharan, the Assamese Daily, published > from Guwahati and Jorhat. > > Let us not forget that one small step for man, > could be one giant leap for humanity. > Manoj Kumar Goswami > Editor, Dainik Janasadharan > email - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
