Dear Friends, Well-Wishers, All,
My name is Santhosh Thangappan, currently living in Hillsborough, New Jersey, USA. I just traveled back to India and got in touch with one of my long lost cousin, with whom I lost touch several years ago. While I was super excited to reconnect , to dismay I learnt about his health challenges and at the verge of losing his life over the lack of financial resources. I strongly believe, no life should be lost over money. Thus, I am reaching out to my fellow friends to help open your heart to support Arvind. Every penny will be used towards his recovery!
Arvind , my cousin, an amazing human being with such a pure heart. I am amazed by his life journey and learnt that, you just need a big heart not the money. Arvind lost both parents about 20 years ago. Arvind, leads a very humble life working in a small bakery , with which he has supported a brother and 2 sisters, got all of them married and settled in their life. He is currently 43 years old, still single and yet to start his own life but met with a chronic kidney disease.
Both of his kidney’s have failed and currently living based on dialysis. Cost, lack of centers locally and time to travel has made his work life more difficult. They have identified a donor within extended family and the only thing that’s stopping him from having a regular life is the financial resources. It’s anticipated to be around $40k dollars and it’s imperative the surgery gets completed in next few weeks.
For an individual who has shown nothing but love towards everyone in his life, gave everything that he had for betterment of there lives is standing for a fellow good hearted person to extend an arm.
We sincerely request your kind support, prayers, and financial contributions—no matter how small—to help Aravindan get a second chance at life. All relevant medical documents have been attached for your reference. Kindly share this campaign with your friends and families. Please keep him in your prayers.
Your compassion can truly make the difference between life and loss.
With gratitude and hope,
Santhosh Thangappan