Shireesha’s twin babies were born too early. What should have been the happiest moment of their lives turned into a fight for survival within hours of their birth. Instead of taking their babies home, the parents now stand outside the NICU at Natus Women and Children Hospital in Bangalore, watching them struggle through machines and constant medical care.

Their father works as a junior developer at Cognizant. Like many young professionals, he had built a stable life with careful planning, steady income, and hopes of giving his children a secure future. But nothing could have prepared him for this.

“My babies were just born, and they are already fighting for their lives. I cannot even hold them properly. I just stand outside and pray they survive,” he says.

Both babies are premature and require continuous NICU support. Their condition is critical and needs constant monitoring, specialized treatment, and time. Every additional day in the NICU increases both their chances of survival and the financial burden on the family.

The total cost of treatment is now estimated between ₹60 to ₹70 lakhs.

Shireesha, their mother, is a homemaker who is still recovering from childbirth. She cannot even be with her babies all the time, making this experience even more painful for her.

“I thought bringing them into this world would be the happiest day of our lives. I never imagined it would begin like this,” she says.

Despite having a job, their father now finds himself helpless in front of a reality no monthly salary can support.

“I can work harder, I can do anything… but I cannot arrange ₹70 lakhs in time to save my babies,” he says.

Premature babies can recover with the right medical care and go on to live healthy lives. But without financial support, their treatment may stop midway.

A father who worked hard to build a future for his children is now struggling to give them a chance to live.

Please come forward and help him bring his twins home safely.