Please help Late Akriti's Family
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The Nepalese society of Texas has been saddened by the unexpected and sudden demise of Mrs. Akriti Baral on 31 July, 2017 at the early age of 26 years.
Akriti suffered a major stroke on 27 July and fell unconscious on the floor. She was rushed to a nearby hospital where she was declared that she had entered coma and the chances of survival were minimal. However, the family tried different medical techniques to save her which was all in vain. Three days later, the doctor diagnosed that her brain was not getting enough blood which led to brain damage and was declared dead.
Akriti is survived by her husband, Krishna Paudel, age 30, who is devastated to lose his beloved wife. They have two small children, Krish the son who is six years old and Kristina, the daughter who is three years old. The children are still learning to live a new life in the United States and have recently started school at a nearby institution. This disheartening news is too much to bear for the children who have lost their mother. It is deeply saddening and tragic loss to the family who need all the strength and support to cope during this grieving situation.
Akriti, originally a resident of Pumdi Bhumdi, Pokhara, Nepal arrived in Euless, United States three months ago along with her two kids where she was reunited with her husband. She was filled with dreams and happiness after arriving in the land of opportunities, however, her journey was brief and had a brutal end. This has left an emptiness in the heart of the family members and an emptiness in the home.
Krishna, resident of Pokhara, Nepal and now living in Euless, Texas faces an upward battle to recover from this difficult situation. He has old parents in Nepal, aged 75 years and 80 years old who are dependent on him financially. On the other hand, he has two children to look after, feed and send to school. Death never comes at an opportune time but this couldn't have happened at a worse time. The family needs all our help and support during this trying situation. Let us all help the family to recover from this horrible plight and help put a smile on the children’s faces again. Any and all the help we can give will be greatly appreciated.
Akriti suffered a major stroke on 27 July and fell unconscious on the floor. She was rushed to a nearby hospital where she was declared that she had entered coma and the chances of survival were minimal. However, the family tried different medical techniques to save her which was all in vain. Three days later, the doctor diagnosed that her brain was not getting enough blood which led to brain damage and was declared dead.
Akriti is survived by her husband, Krishna Paudel, age 30, who is devastated to lose his beloved wife. They have two small children, Krish the son who is six years old and Kristina, the daughter who is three years old. The children are still learning to live a new life in the United States and have recently started school at a nearby institution. This disheartening news is too much to bear for the children who have lost their mother. It is deeply saddening and tragic loss to the family who need all the strength and support to cope during this grieving situation.
Akriti, originally a resident of Pumdi Bhumdi, Pokhara, Nepal arrived in Euless, United States three months ago along with her two kids where she was reunited with her husband. She was filled with dreams and happiness after arriving in the land of opportunities, however, her journey was brief and had a brutal end. This has left an emptiness in the heart of the family members and an emptiness in the home.
Krishna, resident of Pokhara, Nepal and now living in Euless, Texas faces an upward battle to recover from this difficult situation. He has old parents in Nepal, aged 75 years and 80 years old who are dependent on him financially. On the other hand, he has two children to look after, feed and send to school. Death never comes at an opportune time but this couldn't have happened at a worse time. The family needs all our help and support during this trying situation. Let us all help the family to recover from this horrible plight and help put a smile on the children’s faces again. Any and all the help we can give will be greatly appreciated.
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Nepalese Society Texas
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Irving, TX
