Kaysar needs surgery to restore bowel function!

Kaisar is still very young. He is a calm, cheerful baby who loves being held by his parents and listening to their voices; he is eager to interact with others. He wants to move around more, learn new things, and grow alongside his brothers, but for now, his illness severely limits the life of a typical child.

Kaisar was born with Hirschsprung’s disease, a congenital bowel condition. Because of it, a section of his large intestine does not function as it should.

The problem became apparent immediately after birth: the baby’s condition deteriorated, and he began suffering from vomiting and intoxication. By his fifth day of life, he had already undergone his first surgery and had a stoma placed.

Now, Kaisar requires a major operation—a comprehensive surgical procedure to treat Hirschsprung’s disease.

This surgery is crucial for Kaisar. It is necessary to ensure his bowel functions correctly, allowing him to gradually move past the need for constant stoma care, move more freely, eat normally, and grow and develop.

The family is raising three young sons. His parents cannot afford the expensive treatment on their own.

Above all, his mother dreams that Kaisar will get through this stage without complications and be able to live a normal childhood—playing, crawling, running, and growing up alongside his brothers.

Let’s support Kaisar and help pay for this essential surgery!