Single-mother is battling to save his young son from Compartment Syndrome.

"I shattered when I heard the death scream of my child, and just rushed upstairs. I broked down in pieces when I saw my son's flesh scattered on the floor and he was quivering on the floor for help."
- Priyadharshini, Anandha Mother

Anandha Karthikeyan is an 11 years old boy who was playing on the terrace with an iron rod. Accidently the iron rod got hit on the main electrical connection of the wire due to the narrow street. It passes a high voltage electric current through his body and burns his bilateral upper limbs. Also, his hands, stomach, left and right thigh got burned severely.

Anandha Parents took him to the Chandrasekara Hospital, Hosur. From there he was taken in an ambulance and got admitted to Sparsh Hospital, Bangalore. In Sparsh Hospital, he treated for both the thighs and abdomen. For further treatment of his hands, they took him to Ganga Hospital, Coimbatore. He had treated for flap surgery on both the hands. Now for both the thumb re-positioning and contracture release of bilateral, the Ganga hospital has provided the estimated cost of Rs. 1,50,000/- (One Lakh Fifty Thousand Only).

Priyadarshini, Anandha's Mother constantly need to be with his son and need to take care like a caterpillar. She believes that his son will surely recover from this dreadful accident. She had already liquidated all her savings and always buried in debt to arrange the cost for Anandha's treatment.

Priyadharshini, Anandha Mother tried every possible way to meet the expenses, but all their efforts have gone in vain. As a single mother, she cannot even leave her son for a moment and constantly need to be with him. You can help to save her only child. A small contribution from your side can give 11-year-old Anandha's a second chance of life.

We request you to kindly contribute to her treatment and help them during their time of need. Each contribution is important! Kindly also share the fundraiser with your family and friends and help them to reach the goal.

Your support can save Anandha's life.

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