Ayodhya: Families of the two brothers who fought against rare weakening diseases – muscle dystrophy – have appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chair of the Yogi Adityanath Minister to provide assistance to import sacrificial medicines, which cost more than RS 32crore .
Prajwal, 12 and Prajwal, 10, residents of the village of Rauva Lohangpur, Ayodhya District, took stepshops before stumbling on the ground when they tried to walk.
Radiant they faced in pain because they were forced to crawl to do daily work in the midst of rapid degeneration of the muscles of their skeletons that controlled motor movements.
Their father, Dharmendra Pandey, a farmer by the profession, has spent his resources after spending more than RS25 Lakh in their care.
The doctor at AIIM told the family that two injections for RS 16Crore each need to be imported from the US to treat this rare genetic disease.
Speaking with Toi, Dharmendra said, “Seven years ago, my son’s son, Prakhar, suffered from muscular dystrophy.
Then the younger, prajwal, was also diagnosed with this disease.
I don’t have the money left and live in despair.
My wife, Sadhana , and my father, volume, can’t watch children in trauma anymore.
We visited the country’s best hospital, including the Medical University of King George, SGPGI, AIIMS-Delhi and even traveled to Udaipur and Kerala, but did not find Surcor.
” Finally, the doctor in Aiims, Delhi, told Pandey that his sons could recover if the injection imported from the US was given.
“With each bottle for RS 16Crore, I need Rs 32crore for their care.
I beg by PM Narendra Modi, CM Yogi Adityanath and people in the country to help my children,” he said.