SHIV KUMAR is 18 years old man, who is almost illiterate living in Amauli a deep village area near Varanasi, where medical facilities are hardly available .His father and elder brother are labour at brick making palnt and he is also working over there along with their family members their financial conditions are worst  which depends upon seasons. They do not have any continuous earning sources. But six month before during work at brick plant SHIV KUMAR was wounded by iron bar below the knee but he did not care he used only home remedies. And the time was passing day by day and due to lack of awareness and money six months later a heavy pain started in his right leg which was wounded .He was not able to walk a single step and also not able to go to work. He was totally helpless but when we heard about this accident we did not think twice while the construction was about to complete.

We sent our team of well qualified and experienced doctors and staff along with ambulance to him to provide first aid facility and later our doctor took him to MISSION HOSPITAL and admitted. Our doctor examine a lot and started his treatment after a long discussion ,treatment, and medical reports we found his right leg is infected and poison is spreading through all his body gradually. It is getting dangerous day by day for SHIV KUMAR. On the basis of previous analysis doctor decided to cut his infected leg so that SHIV KUMAR can survive his left life

without any risk. Finally his right leg was operated and cut out then proper treatment and medicine have been given.

Medical reports are showing that SHIV KUMAR is getting fine day by day.3 months later he is fine now. A lot of unhappy moments happened with him but he is still determinant to change his life and he is going to start grocery shop .All impossible thing was being possible only through D-FOUNDATION  MISSION HOSPITAL efforts and hard works.

       NIDHI
     –seek to be nourished as fundamental right                            

 As we all know that in June, summer is on peak in India and this period is just like a curse for those people who never care about living standard which is very necessary for each precious human body. This is time to suffer with cholera, diarrhea, malaria etc. But recently we have admitted just an one year old girl Nidhi at MISSION HOSPITAL. Her mother and father took her here with a big hope. They are economically weak. They live in Sarnath near Varanasi and belongs to labour class. Our doctor examined her perfectly and found she is malnourished child . A lot of reason can be explained of this malnourishment like unbalanced diet, impure drinking water, lack of care and awareness, unavailability of health facilities nearby. As her parents are not much educated, so almost they are not ready to admit their faults and responsibility.

Well our doctor treated Nidhi for 5 days, during these five days medicines have been given to her as prescribed on time and some medical checkup have been taken place. And after the medical reports and certain time, doctor felt she is ok now and she has been discharged with necessary instructions of proper care and nourishment to her parents.

A new patient Shivpatti is admitted on 23 june at our Roter Lotus Medical Care Hospital Sarnath. Her age is 60 years and she is living in Chaubeypur which is 20 km far away from Varanasi city.20 km away, it means a lot that every one can imagine

especially in India Varanasi is being counted in tier 2 city. And if any place is as away as we stated above then we all can understand what are the medical facilities might be available over there. Well we should focus on Shivpatti treatment she is suffering from HEPATOMEGALY which occurred due to lack of balance diet and proper care according to their age mental and physical conditions. Our doctor examined her properly and find she should be admitted as soon as possible. They are coming from agricultural background so they discuss it  to other family members and finally they are agreed for admission at hospital. The duration of treatment given to her is 24 hours and now she is fit and fine and discharged on 24 June 2016.