Parash is an eight-month-old boy who lives with his parents and grandmother in Nepal. Being the only child in the family, he is pampered by everyone. His parents are farmers and the yield from their field is enough to feed the family for six months of the year. When the going gets tough, his dad goes to India to work as a laborer and returns when he saves enough money to support their family.
It’s been four days since baby Parash fell from the porch of his house and fractured his right femur. He has been crying in pain and his leg is swollen. Parash had difficulty moving and standing on his feet and finally his family decided to take medical help. They took an eight hour long jeep ride to reach Possible’s hub - Bayalpata hospital.
For $195, Parash will have a cast put on him to start the fracture healing process.
“I wish my son gets his treatment soon,” shares Parash’s mother.