Medical Overview

Little Baby Vaishnvi Vishal Narute, born on 6th October 2025 in Pune, came into this world too early and too fragile. She is battling Respiratory Distress Syndrome (RDS) and Low Birth Weight (LBW)—conditions that require urgent and continuous medical care.

Vaishnvi is currently admitted to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Symbiosis University Hospital & Research Center, Pune, where she needs oxygen support, round-the-clock monitoring, and specialized neonatal treatment to survive.

The doctors have advised prolonged NICU care until her breathing stabilizes and her weight reaches a safe level.

Family in Crisis

Vaishnvi belongs to a humble family struggling to meet even basic needs.

• Her father is a daily wage worker, earning a minimal income that depends on availability of labor.

• Her mother is a homemaker, fully devoted to caring for her newborn.

• The family’s annual income is only ₹90,000, making the cost of NICU treatment completely unaffordable.

They are emotionally and financially broken, watching their baby fight for every breath while they face the impossible burden of medical expenses.

Estimated Medical Expenses

• Required: Prolonged NICU care and respiratory support

• Hospital: Symbiosis University Hospital & Research Center, Pune

• Estimated Cost: ₹3,02,140/-

• Purpose: To sustain Vaishnvi’s life through essential neonatal treatment, oxygen therapy, and recovery support.

How You Can Help

By contributing to Baby Vaishnvi’s treatment, you are:
✔️ Giving her a chance to survive and grow healthy.
✔️ Easing the financial strain on her struggling parents.
✔️ Supporting lifesaving medical care during her most critical days.
✔️ Bringing hope and relief to a family in despair.

Can’t Donate? You Can Still Help

Even if you can’t contribute financially, you can still make an impact.
👉 Share Vaishnvi’s story—each share increases her chance of receiving timely help.

Final Note

Every heartbeat of Baby Vaishnvi is a fight for life. With your support, she can breathe freely, grow stronger, and return home to her parents’ arms.

Together, let’s give her the freedom to live.