Help My Father Recover From Paralysis

Assalamualaikum everyone,

My name is Amir Sayeed, and I’m reaching out during one of the most difficult times of my life. My father (Syed Sultan Mohiuddin) has been diagnosed with paralysis today, and recently suffered a severe brain hemorrhage — the doctors said some of the veins in his brain have burst, and he’s now on a ventilator fighting for his life. our entire world turned upside down. Currently he has been admitted to Gandhi Hospital in secunderabad. We would like to take him to better hospital for treatment. His treatments were going on in Mahavir hospital but the treatment cost requires 40k INR per day and 60k INR to admit to hospital. He has always been the backbone of our family — hardworking, loving, and selfless — but now he’s confined to bed, unable to move or work.

I’m currently the only earning member in our family. My elder brother is taking care of our father around the clock — feeding him, helping him with daily needs, and managing hospital visits. Because of my father’s condition, he cannot go to work anymore, and our family’s financial situation has become extremely hard.

I’ve been working 14–16 hours a day doing DoorDash deliveries just to make ends meet, but it’s not enough to cover his medical expenses, therapy sessions, and daily care. Despite my best efforts, I’ve reached a point where I can’t do this alone anymore — and that’s why I’m turning to you for help.

Every contribution, no matter how small, will go directly toward:

• My father’s ongoing medical treatment and physical therapy

• Medication and hospital expenses

• Basic living costs while my brother continues caring for him full-time

Your support means more to us than words can express. Even sharing this campaign with your friends, family, or social media can make a huge difference.

From the bottom of my heart, thank you for taking the time to read our story and for helping us give my father a chance to recover and live with dignity again.

Please donate or share if you can. Every bit of kindness counts.

— Amir Sayeed