Mission Durga Prasad : Healthcare

Durga prasad from Rajahmundry lost his leg due to blood clot. He needed funds to get an artificial limb.

Family background : He lost his job after losing his limb. He is a father of 2 daughters who were 1 year and 4 years at that time. His wife is uneducated and cannot support the family.

CS lakshmi a friend of Durga Prasad brought this mission to Abhaya and they requested for funds. Lakshmi gave Rs.50,000 but artificial limb may cost around Rs.1,20,000.

This mission was posted in Whatsapp group. Within minutes, a very good response came from Dr.Suresh, Bionic Clinic, Hyderabad. He stated that he will take up the entire case. Durga Prasad was advised to visit Abhaya and Bionic and travel support was also given to him. Abhaya with the help of Lakshmi pooled Rs.25,000 for him. He was also educated about the usage of the artificial limb.

Durga prasad came to stay in Abhaya in March 2016 for 10 days and took training in Bionic.
He moved from immobility to mobility.

He conveyed thanks to Dr. Suresh (Bionic Outreach), Lakshmi and Abhaya foundation.

In October 2016, he had pain in chest and travelled without informing Abhaya. His doctor advised him to pay Rs.50,000. He approached Abhaya. Foundation suggested him to meet Dr.Anil Kumar of Sunshine hospital Secunderabad. Doctor treated him at affordable price and after staying for one day in hospital he was discharged.

Durga Prasad and his mother expressed their gratitude and left to Rajahmundry.

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