Farmer couple donate wealth for infertility treatment hospital

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Chhattisgarh’s infertility service provider Aayush Test Tube Baby Center has come forward to extend its helping hand towards a farmer couple who have built a hospital at Gadsewani in Mahasamund district by donating a large portion of their wealth.

Nathuram Sonkar and his wife Fakenbai Sonkar, while understanding the agony of being infertile, donated a large portion of their wealth for a noble cause of developing the hospital with an estimated cost of Rs25 lakh, where childless couples can be treated.Saluting the true spirit of Sonkar couple, Aayush Test Tube Baby Center has decided to provide free treatment at their hospital by organising a health camp once in a month. In order to felicitate Sonkar couple, they also announced a scheme “Sonkar lucky IVF”.

Under this scheme, those child-deprived-couples unfortunately failing two IVF cycles at the Center will be given a chance to undergo third IVF cycle and the cost of which will be borne by the Center.

In addition to this, the childless couples who will be referred to the Center by Sonkar couple will get an opportunity to avail free quality treatment at the Center. Not only this, team of IVF specialist and Gynaecologists with latest equipment will travel to the hospital at Gadsweni to provide quality treatment free of cost to the childless couples once in a month.

Nathuram Sonkar, a farmer by profession who has done his best towards the society by building the hospital, said in the press conference “I am extremely happy that the hospital will be having such qualified and experienced doctors from Aayush Test Tube Baby Center, who will be helping the childless couples to fulfill their dreams of having their own family.”

Dr Manoj Chellani, IVF specialist and director of Aayush Test Tube Baby Center, said “The contribution which Sonkar couple has made  is unmatchable and we are only doing a bit. The scheme which we have launched on their name is first of its kind and their name will always be remembered”.

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