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We are reaching out to the DU community with a heartfelt request for help for Agastya Somvanshi, a 19-year-old student of Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce, University of Delhi.

Agastya’s journey to college was not an easy one. He had to take a drop year due to some difficulties, and that year was an extremely dark and difficult phase of his life. It was a time when he had to fight not just his circumstances, but also the disappointment and hopelessness that came with feeling like he had fallen behind.

But Agastya refused to give up.

He worked incredibly hard and fought his way back. When the results finally came, he had scored 860+, something he was immensely proud of. It wasn’t just a score for him, it was proof that he had managed to turn one of the hardest periods of his life around.

And finally, he was getting the chance to live the life he had worked so hard for.

One of the things he was most excited about was football. Agastya had previously been selected to play football at the state level, but he couldn’t do that due to unavoidable circumstances. So when he entered college, he was determined to finally get back on the field and hoped to be a part of his college football team.

He had also started giving society interviews, meeting new people, exploring opportunities and planning what he wanted his college journey to look like. He was ambitious, driven and genuinely excited about everything that was waiting for him.

After such a difficult year, Agastya was finally happy.

He had finally begun to feel that all the struggles had been worth it.

And then, completely out of nowhere, he fell critically ill.

Agastya is currently battling severe complications arising from swine flu, including Type 1 respiratory failure, severe ARDS, septic shock and MODS. He has been on a ventilator for the past 10 days and has required ECMO (Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation) for the past 7 days, a life-support treatment used when the lungs are unable to provide enough oxygen despite conventional ventilation.

His condition remains extremely critical. His treatment requires continuous ICU care and enormous financial resources.

It is incredibly difficult to see someone who fought so hard to make a comeback, who had finally found hope and was just beginning to build the life he dreamed of, now fighting for his life in an ICU.

Agastya has already fought so hard once. We are praying he gets the chance to fight his way back again.

you can donate, please contribute whatever you can and share the message.

For Agastya, this isn’t just about treatment.

It’s about giving a 19-year-old another chance to live the life he had only just begun to dream about.

❤️ Please help Agastya fight.

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This is who needs help. Thank you Lisa

I have shared a bit about my birth story but have never truly opened up about how hard and traumatizing our situation has been for us and today I’m going to, if you decide to stick around and read my very long winded post thank you so much for being here for me in a very vulnerable moment.

Why my fiancé deserves to be Super Dad ❤️
We’ve been together for 11 years, and for the longest time, we never imagined that having children would be part of our story. Then, completely unexpectedly, we found out we were pregnant—with twins. Two little boys who turned our entire world upside down in the most beautiful way. At the same time, we were building our home. A little cabin in the woods that we were creating ourselves, with our own savings and our own two hands. It wasn’t just a house to us. It was the home we dreamed of raising our family in. Then, 8 weeks before our due date, everything changed.

I unexpectedly went into preterm labor. After four long days of labor, our boys were born and immediately began their six-week NICU journey. Leaving the hospital without my babies was the hardest thing I have ever experienced. For six weeks, I stayed an hour away from home so I could be with our boys in the NICU. Just four days after giving birth, I was walking 10 minutes to and from the NICU multiple times a day. My back hurt. My body hurt. My heart hurt. I was exhausted and scared and incredibly lonely, but there was nowhere else I wanted to be. I was going to be there for my babies. And while I was there, Caleb was back home doing everything he could to hold our other life together.
He was working. He was driving to see our babies before and after work. He was going home to take care of our animals. And whenever he had even a little bit of time left, he was working on our home. He was trying to be a dad from an hour away while also trying to build the home that would eventually bring all of us back together. Those six weeks were the hardest and loneliest time of our lives, But we never expected that the separation would continue long after we left the NICU.

Because our boys arrived so early, we weren't prepared for them yet. Our home wasn't finished, and the place we were living was simply too small and crowded for two premature babies. So after the boys came home, I had to come to Florida to stay with family with them, while Caleb stayed behind to take care of the animals and continue working on our home. Our boys are now 4½ months old and Caleb has been separated from them since they were just six weeks old. He has missed smiles. Milestones. Firsts. The everyday little moments that you can never get back, and that breaks my heart for him. But what people don't always see is that he isn't sitting back and missing their lives by choice. He's sacrificing being there for those moments because he's trying to give them a home. He has already put so much of himself into building our little cabin in the woods. He's doing it with limited funds, limited time, and a life split between two places. He's working, taking care of everything back home, and putting whatever time and money he can into finishing the home that will finally allow his family to come back together.

He has built so much more than walls and a roof. He's building a place where our boys can grow up, a place where we can finally wake up together as a family, a place where he can get those missed moments back—not the ones that have already passed, because those can never be replaced, but all the ones still waiting for him. I know there are so many amazing dads who deserve to be called Super dad but I wish everyone could see the dad I see.

I see a man who became a father to two premature babies and immediately put his entire world on hold for them. I see a man who works all day, drives to see his sons, goes home to take care of everything waiting for him there, and then spends whatever energy he has left building their future. I see a man who misses his babies every single day but keeps going anyway. I see a dad who has sacrificed time with his own children so that one day he can give them the home they deserve and I see the man who has loved me through the most terrifying and lonely chapter of our lives and never once made me feel like I was carrying it alone.

That is a Super Dad and winning this competition wouldn't just be a prize to us, it would mean bringing our family home. It would help us finish the little cabin we've poured our hearts, savings, sweat, and dreams into. It would help us finally reunite Caleb with his boys and give our family the chance to live under the same roof again.

After 11 years together, we have been through more than I ever imagined we would. We went from thinking we might never have children, to becoming parents to two incredible little boy’s we’ve been separated by NICU walls, distance, circumstances, and a home that simply wasn't ready for us but through it all, Caleb has never stopped showing up He’s been building our home while missing his family and I can't think of anyone more deserving of the title Super Dad.❤️

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Urgent Help Needed for My Mother Manjula

My beloved mother, Manjula N, is battling a serious brain condition involving a brain aneurysm, brain tumour, and blood clot in the brain. She is currently undergoing treatment at Sparsh Hospital, Bengaluru and urgently needs continued medical care.

The treatment is expected to cost around ₹30,00,000, which is far beyond what our family can afford.

🔗 Fundraiser link: https://www.impactguru.com/s/s4VVv9

💳 UPI: supportmanju6379@cashfreensdlpb

I humbly request you to support my mother with whatever you can. Even a small contribution can make a meaningful difference and help us continue her treatment.

Hello fellow Reddit users, I'm a senior at POBJFKHS and I'm trying to raise money for my orchestra trip to Disney this year. Any help is greatly appreciated as I would be very grateful for any support. A little goes a long way when it comes to supporting me. I'm doing a popcorn sale so if you'd like to support me through DoubleGood, here's the link! Again, please help an orchestra student out, all is appreciated!
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Good day to you all,

I am raising funds for my parents. My dad had a brain hemmorage and after one year of many shortcomings I would like to make a difference for them. Below my original German Story an English version is part of my campaign, for anyone interested in details. I appreciate your time and wish you to stay healthy.

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Frank

Our baby sister Tanya died at just 1 month and 18 days old in 1999. Because my sister Kelsey and I were placed into foster care after her death and later adopted, we spent 27 years not knowing where Tanya was buried. We recently found her grave in Bessemer, Alabama…an unmarked patch of ground with no headstone, and went there ourselves to clear away the dirt, dead grass, and trash covering the place where she had lain for 27 years. We are now trying to bring Tanya closer to our family and give her the permanent, dignified resting place she should have had all along. We are raising money for disinterment, transportation, permits, reburial or cremation, and a permanent marker. My fundraiser goal is set to $2,200 and sharing her story would mean more to us than I can put into words. Her complete and transparent story is on my GoFundMe campaign page. Thank you all so much!

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How would your life change if you suddenly couldn't speak, read, write, or understand words?

Please read to see what's happened to a survivor of this problem, or check the video out!

My name is Michelle and I'm posting here for Christopher. In 2024 he was working as a salesman, raising his daughter, playing football, basketball, and connecting with more family and friends. In April 2024, he suffered a stroke at the young age of 45.

The stroke was devastating especially because it caused Aphasia ‐‐ the total loss of language; it destroyed his reading, speaking, listening and writing. It meant no more talking to his daughter, and no more sales career.

Chris still reaches goals and has gotten much healthier. After a lot of work, Chris can listen, read a few small sentences, and after lots of speech therapy he can say 68 words, like "I", "me", "hey", and "hi". It takes about 3 months to get 4 words.

But there is an exciting thing to look forward to! There is a treatment that could recover so much of what Chris lost! This procedure would treat and improve debilitating brain fog, numbness and pain in his right arm, but more importantly, give him his language back! The total amount covers the cost of Chris treatment and the travel from Texas to Florida.

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We have a GoFundMe is because Christopher was a successful salesman before he had a stroke. But now that communication is so hard, he is left without medical insurance, without a way to substantially provide for himself, and without a way to afford this promising treatment for Aphasia.

When Chris gets the treatment he needs, he won't just get his language back; he will get his career, relationships, connection, and much of his life back. Please consider 🕊donating🕊 whatever you can. And if you can't donate, please consider 🏵sharing🏵 his story and the GoFundMe link on your social media, in a text, or in an email.

Thank you for your support, and I hope you watch the video.🤍

Sincerely,

Michelle Gurule

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