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A Call for Compassion: Supporting a Family in Crisis
On the morning of June 17th, 2025, an ordinary day turned into a nightmare for a devoted husband and his family. Without warning, he began experiencing signs of a stroke—sudden weakness on his left side and an inability to speak or respond to his wife. Recognizing the urgency, she quickly called 911. An ambulance rushed him to the emergency room, where doctors confirmed he had suffered a “mini-stroke.” Thankfully, he began to show signs of improvement and regained some movement and speech. It seemed, for a moment, that the worst had passed.
Shortly afterward, his condition worsened. A team of interventional radiologists discovered a dangerous clot blocking a major artery in his brain. An emergency procedure successfully removed it, but further imaging revealed another grave concern: a completely blocked neck artery and bleeding in the brain. Doctors were faced with an impossible choice—administer blood thinners and risk worsening the brain bleed or hold back and allow further strokes to occur. Tragically, over the next few days, multiple strokes struck again, each one taking more of him away.
He fell into a coma, intubated and fighting for life in the ICU for several agonizing weeks. Though he eventually emerged from the coma, the damage was profound. Today, he remains unable to speak or move the entire left side of his body. His future is uncertain. Full recovery is far from guaranteed; long-term or even permanent disability is likely.
This man is a father, a husband, a friend, and a provider. He now faces a lifetime of rehabilitation, medical care, and dependence—all while his family navigates emotional trauma and financial hardship. They need help. Medical costs, lost income, and caregiving burdens are mounting daily.
We are calling on our community to come together in support of this family. Your kindness, whether through donations, prayers, or words of encouragement, can make a real difference in their lives. Let us show them that they are not alone.
In times of darkness, the strength of a community can be a powerful light.
Organizer and beneficiary
Lilit Hakobyan
Beneficiary



