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Help Save Alfred’s Life: Brain Stem Tumor Surgery
Alfred has been diagnosed with a brain stem glioma—a rare and life-threatening tumor in one of the most delicate parts of the brain. His condition is worsening: he now struggles to walk due to loss of balance, his left ear has completely lost hearing, and his vision is blurred.
Doctors at Wellington Clinic, Abuja, have recommended urgent surgery as his only chance of survival. The cost of surgery and post-operative care is over ₦15 million, far beyond what our family can afford despite exhausting all personal means.
Help Save Alfred’s Life: Brain Stem Tumor Surgery
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My name is Erdoomimi Ashar, and I am raising funds for my younger brother, Mr. Alfred Ashar, who is fighting for his life. Alfred has been diagnosed with a brain stem glioma—a rare and life-threatening tumor in one of the most delicate parts of the brain. His condition is worsening: he now struggles to walk due to loss of balance, his left ear has completely lost hearing, and his vision is blurred. Doctors at Wellington Clinic, Abuja, have recommended urgent surgery as his only chance of survival. The cost of surgery and post-operative care is over ₦15 million, far beyond what our family can afford despite exhausting all personal means. Alfred is a vibrant young man, a devoted son, caring brother, and a true friend. He still has so much life to live and dreams to fulfill. Every day counts. We are humbly appealing to you—our community, friends, and kind-hearted individuals everywhere—for support. Whatever you can give, no matter how small, will help bring us closer to saving Alfred’s life. Copies of Alfred’s medical reports have been attached for transparency. Please, send all donations to:
Erdoo Patience Ashar
6326896162
Fidelity Bank
The above is my personal account, but I will ensure to provide updates on the progress of the campaign and treatment. Thank you, and God bless you.










