Lucky is a seven-month-old boy who lives with his parents and siblings in Nepal. His family struggles to make a living; they farm and sell firewood and the produce is not enough to last them even for three months of the year. It's been five days since Lucky fell from the porch of his house and fractured his right femur. He has been crying in pain and the leg has swollen. He has been taking medication to control it. They finally decided to seek medical help, and took one and half days to come to Possible's hub - Bayalpata hospital. His father shares, "Due to the long distance from our home to Bayalpata, it took time and my son cried so much while we were traveling." For $195, doctors at Bayalpata hospital will fit Lucky with a cast to heal his fracture. His father shares, "I hope my son will be free of pain after getting treated."

David was born with a cardiac condition called Tetralogy of Fallot, which involves a hole between two chambers of the heart as well as a muscular blockage of one of the valves. Blood flows through the hole in his heart without first passing through the lungs to get oxygen, leaving him sickly and short of breath. Because of the severity of this condition, he first had to travel to Dominican Republic for a diagnostic catheterization to determine whether he was operable at all. Fortunately, the results of that procedure were positive, and he can now proceed to have his surgery. David lives in the outskirts of Port-au-Prince with his mother and father; he is their first child. He attends preschool and likes making drawings, especially of Mickey Mouse. $1,500 in Watsi funding, and an additional $10,000 subsidy from Have a Heart Cayman Islands will fund the life-saving heart surgery that David needs to grow up healthy. "We were so happy to learn that David would be able to have surgery," his mother shared. "We are praying that everything will go well for him."