Medical Emergency Support
Medical Overview
Baby of Surekha Ganesh Waghmode, a 1-month-old baby boy, has been diagnosed with a serious congenital heart condition requiring urgent surgical treatment.
The baby has been diagnosed with Total Anomalous Pulmonary Venous Connection (TAPVC), a congenital heart defect that requires timely cardiac intervention.
According to the medical advice provided by MAEER’s VishwaRaj Hospital, Pune, the baby has been advised to undergo an urgent TAPVC Repair.
The planned procedure is scheduled for 25 October 2026, or as advised by the treating medical team.
For a baby this young, timely treatment is extremely important so that the required cardiac care can be provided without unnecessary delay.
The advised treatment includes:
TAPVC Repair
Hospital Admission and Monitoring
Cardiac Investigations
Surgical and Consultant Care
Medicines and Medical Consumables
Post-Operative Monitoring
Supportive Medical Treatment
Follow-Up Care
Family in Crisis
Baby of Surekha Ganesh Waghmode belongs to a financially vulnerable family of four members.
His father is a farmer, dependent primarily on agricultural income, while his mother is a homemaker. The baby is the second child of the family.
According to the income certificate issued by the Maharashtra Government, the family’s annual income is approximately ₹40,000.
For a household surviving on such limited income, arranging ₹3,50,000 for urgent heart surgery is far beyond their financial capacity.
The hospital has also requested financial assistance, noting that the family is unable to contribute sufficiently toward the treatment due to their limited financial resources.
The family is now seeking support so that financial hardship does not delay the baby’s urgently required cardiac surgery.
Treatment Cost Breakdown
Patient Name: Baby of Surekha Ganesh Waghmode
Age: 1 Month
Gender: Male
Hospital: MAEER’s VishwaRaj Hospital, Pune
Diagnosis: Total Anomalous Pulmonary Venous Connection (TAPVC)
Treatment Advised: Urgent TAPVC Repair
Planned Procedure: 25 October 2026 or as advised by the treating team
Estimated Treatment Cost: ₹3,50,000/-
The required amount will help support:
TAPVC Repair Surgery
Hospitalisation Charges
Cardiac Investigations
Surgical and Consultant Fees
Medicines and Medical Consumables
Post-Operative Monitoring
Supportive Medical Care
Follow-Up Treatment
Other Necessary Hospital Expenses
The final treatment cost may vary depending on the baby’s medical condition and any additional treatment requirements advised by the hospital.
How You Can Help
At only one month old, this baby is already facing a serious heart condition that requires urgent treatment.
His family is doing everything possible, but the cost of surgery is far beyond what they can manage through their limited agricultural income.
Your contribution can help support:
Urgent TAPVC Repair
Hospitalisation and Cardiac Care
Medicines and Medical Supplies
Diagnostic Investigations
Post-Operative Treatment
Recovery and Follow-Up Care
Whether your contribution is ₹500, ₹1,000, ₹2,500, ₹5,000 or any amount, every donation can help the family move closer to arranging the baby’s treatment.
Your support today can help give this little baby an important chance to receive the cardiac care he urgently needs and move toward a healthier future.
Stand With This Newborn Baby
Baby of Surekha Ganesh Waghmode is only one month old and urgently requires heart surgery.
His family cannot manage the treatment expenses alone.
With timely TAPVC repair and continued medical care, he can receive the treatment necessary to move toward recovery and healthy growth.
Treatment Support Required: ₹3,50,000/-
Please come forward and help this baby receive the cardiac surgery advised by his doctors.
Donation Details
Account Name: ANEKAA CARE FOUNDATION
UPI ID:
anekaacarefoundation.97117163@hdfcbank
Online donations can also be made through the Anekaa Care Foundation Online Donation Portal.
Medical documents and the hospital’s financial assistance request are available for verification. Final treatment expenses may vary depending on the baby’s clinical requirements.
