Help Save Shaban Ahmed Qureshi Kidney Transplant
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Shaban Ahmed Qureshi, a 32-year-old father of one young son, is fighting for his life. Once an independent, hardworking individual, Shaban’s world has been turned upside down by end-stage renal disease. He is now dependent on his elderly parents for both care and financial support as his health and resources have deteriorated.
A Family in Crisis
Shaban has been on dialysis for over two years, a process that is both physically and financially draining. Despite their best efforts, his family can no longer afford the ongoing cost of dialysis, and the only hope for his survival is a kidney transplant. The estimated cost for the transplant and associated medical care is approximately CAD $30,000-a sum far beyond what his family can manage.
Medical Details
Diagnosis:End-stage renal disease (ESRD)
Current Treatment: Hemodialysis twice weekly at Pakistan Kidney and Liver Institute and Research Center (PKLI), Lahore.
Transplant Status: Shaban is a transplant candidate, with a potential living donor identified within the family.
Recent Lab Results: His reports confirm severely impaired kidney function (creatinine 15.32 mg/dL, eGFR 3.9 mL/min), dangerously high phosphorus, and anemia-highlighting the urgency for transplantation.
Why Your Help Matters
The financial burden has left Shaban’s family with no means to continue life-saving dialysis or afford the transplant. As a father, Shaban’s greatest wish is to watch his son grow up. Every day without a transplant brings him closer to losing that chance.
“Even a small donation can make a big difference. Your support could save his life.”
How You Can Help
Your generosity can give Shaban a second chance at life and keep a father with his young son. Please consider donating or sharing this appeal with your network.
Your kindness can save a life. Please donate or share this message to help reunite a father with his son and give hope to a family in despair.
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*Medical documentation and reports are available for verification upon request.*
Organizer
Shabana Zaighum
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