Thanks for keeping us informed Prasanthi. I'm completely fine with this donation.
On Sun, Mar 15, 2009 at 11:55 PM, ulprasanthi <[email protected]>wrote: > Friends, > > Greetings. > > I gave 2000 rs. to Suresh Deepala to help a mother-son duo in desperate > condition of health. This I didn't consult the group as there was no time. > Suresh will give us the bills. > > Please go through the following mails from Suresh to me about these people > and his empathy for them: > > ======================================== > Sometimes I cannot describe in words the pain which we undergo. The mother > and son whom I was talking about are out of hospital now. I dont know what > to do with them. I really tried hard with all the homes but I could not get > any response from them. I also tried hard to get their relatives who havent > turned up. Both of their condition is really severe. I heard that old lady > devoloped a bed sore and magotts are coming out of it, it seems. and from > the sons leg the puss is oozing out. > > They require immediate shelter now. Mother Theresa home is the best place > for them. I tried with the letter from share a service for which they said > they have no space. this was 10 daya ago. I am thinking to send somebody > again and ask the perimission. I will try with share a service again. > > My biggest worry is this " the Old lady is just lying on her back at a > constant position for morethan 20 days and as is the case with the son too. > we must understand one thing here that they have undergone a surgery after > which they are suppose to have been provided the good food, medicine and > must be looked after by the family which didnt happen. It is really hard to > see them suffering like that and being not in a position to do anything.. > > That is why many worst conditions than these at the hospitals, I decided I > need to take it up as a project and I keep saying to the people whoever i > meet to go to Osmania hospital whenever they are free and observe the things > thre. That is how i got enlightened of how poor are really suffering. > > Cleaning maggots and all is not a big task, as it needs some medical > material which I suppose is not much expensive and also that these two > people after being treated at some shelter home for some time need to be > taken to the hospial specially that lady whose leg is also infected and > might need amputation. but definitely it must be only after she gets fit > physically. Also we cannot say when she will die and I am quie surprised and > feel disheartened to see her alive till now as i thought she will die soon. > To be open I am really praying god to take her to him soon. > > =========================================== > > This is the story. So I hope that there will not be any objection. > > An important point. I am pondering over setting up a shelter home for such > people (who are not allowed admission in any of the oldage homes). To set up > a children home with our ideology is not easy and there is a long way for us > to go to achieve that. Meanwhile why don't we help for this cause!! > > Share A Service group came forward and is in discussion with three to four > NGOs to take part in this endeavour. I told to Suresh that help would be > there from TMAD front and it would be based on constraints. > > We do not have any objection in collaboration as service is our motto but > running a home with the help of few more NGOs might not be smooth. Will keep > you posted of further developments. Any serious decision will only be after > discussion in our group. > > Thank you. > > with regards, > Prasanthi. > > >
