Approximately $4,000 remains to fund the medical expenses for baby Avigayil.
Urgent Appeal: Support Baby Avigayil's Fight Against Rare Cancer
In a heart-wrenching plea, the family of baby Avigayil, a Jewish infant diagnosed with a rare and aggressive cancer, is reaching out to the Jewish community for help. The family, who have already exhausted 96% of their savings within the first six months of treatment, is turning to Klal Yisrael, believing that no Jewish child's life is beyond Hashem's mercy or His people's compassion.
Every tefillah (prayer) counts in Avigayil's fight for life. Medical professionals confirm there is hope for her recovery, but the costs far exceed what the family can manage alone. The family requires $4,000 to complete the funding for Avigayil's urgent care, medication, and biological treatment.
The community's response in the next 48 hours will determine whether this family gets their miracle. With only $15,000 left to raise, every donation is considered pikuach nefesh (saving a life).
You can support the campaign for baby Avigayil by visiting gruntig.net and looking for the specific appeal titled "Avigayil Needs Our Help $40,000 Still Needed." The page emphasizes the urgency and explains that every donation is a matter of pikuach nefesh, underscoring the importance of contributions.
Time is critical for baby Avigayil, and immediate action is needed to secure her life-saving treatment. The treatment for her rare cancer must begin immediately to maximize effectiveness. Research indicates that every day of delay reduces the treatment's effectiveness by 3-5%, making immediate funding essential for Avigayil's survival chances.
Baby Avigayil was born safely but has been diagnosed with a rare and aggressive cancer that threatens her young life. The family has already endured the loss of their oldest daughter in a horrific accident. Today, Avigayil is struggling to breathe and hold on, and her parents consider her their entire world.
The treatment for Avigayil will cover critical biological therapy specifically designed for rare cancer cases in infants. The family's appeal urges for help to give their baby the chance to live, smile, learn Alef-Beis, and grow up in good health and loved by her family. Every share brings Avigayil one step closer to the treatment that could save her life.
More than 900 donors have supported the campaign for Avigayil's treatment so far. Avigail's father, Yitzchak, describes her as a baby who came into the world with a soft, calming smile. The family's hope is that with the community's help, Avigayil will have the opportunity to grow up and bring joy to her family and the Jewish community.
Please consider donating or sharing this urgent appeal to help give baby Avigayil the chance to live. Every donation brings hope and brings us one step closer to a miracle.
The family's appeal for health-and-wellness, specifically for baby Avigayil's treatment, highlights the importance of pikuach nefesh, emphasizing the urgency for immediate funding. With the rising costs of fitness-and-exercise regimens for Avigayil's recovery, the family managers alone cannot guarantee her family-health and prolonged life span. Mental-health for the parents is also at stake, as they struggle to support their ailing child and maintain a sense of normalcy in their lives, especially with the memories of their lost daughter still fresh. Parenting Avigayil amidst this trying ordeal becomes an increasingly challenging task.
