Help with expenses while my son is in hospital in turkey

Hi my name is Kay and I’m currently stuck out in a hospital in turkey with my son Layton due to him needing emergency surgery on his stomach. Layton woke up early hours in extreme pain, throwing up every 5 mins. We went to the emergency clinic in which we were refused any help until I had handed over all my money, and even then they still wanted more to transfer him to a hospital for emergency surgery. As his intestines had twisted and needed them untwisted and some tissue removed He was touch and go, and all that was cared about was money.

Im here alone with just me and my son all my family had to fly back home early hours this morning . I am asking if any one could donate anything even if it’s pennies just to help us get by while we are here I had to use the remaining money I had to pay the doctors clinic before we come to hospital.

I also don’t know how long we have to stay here We have insurance But will have to claim for all expenses when I’m home so in the mean time we are here with nothing. The food they’re bringing around isn’t sufficient for a dog , let alone a child recovery from major surgery. I appreciate any help anyone can give, and would be extremely grateful for any help. We’re fighting hard to get Layton back home to the uk for treatment where he’ll be taken care of with dignity and respect. He has been pocked, prodded and butchered, all whilst I have been bullied and intimidated as a lone female fighting for basic human needs for my son. Thankyou immensely x

update - Update - Layton has been moved over night to a different private hospital at the request of the insurance company. He’s had X-rays and they think the surgery may not have been done correctly. They’re currently waiting for a doctor and translator to come round and explain whether or not the surgery needs to be done again. Theyre definitely going to be there all weekend still.

Başkent university hospital have refused discharge all this time as he was to sick to travel, then when the insurance company told them they were moving Layton to a different hospital they issued a “fit to fly note” and conveniently lost their passports.

It turns out this “fit to fly note” was a fake document , and when mentions of the police the passports turnt up.

They’re now being treated a lot better at a different more professional hospital in Alanya..