Wife deserts cancer afflicted husband, Please help Victor D’Souza


Johnas Sequiera
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru

Mangaluru, Sep 27: This is the heart-rending story of Victor D'Souza, who is now battling for life within the four walls of Srinivas Institute of medical sciences, Mukka.

Victor, son of Ligory D’Souza, hails from Balkunje near here. He lives with his brother who also happens to be a polio victim.

Problems are not new to him. Years ago, his wife abandoned him after learning that Victor was diagnosed with cancer. However, he worked as daily wager to earn his daily bread. It was some months back when he fell extremely sick and was unable to move. Concerned by this development, his sister took him to the nearest hospital where he was diagnosed with brain tumour.

Fate played a cruel game again, when doctors at Srinivas institute diagnosed him with brain tumour and suggested that he went for an immediate surgery. The surgery was done on August 23 by neurologist Dr Deepak S.

From there on till date, he has been kept in ICU. He is recovering but at a very low pace. He requires radiation, chemotherapy and many other advanced treatments further. According to the doctors the whole treatment will cost about Rs 10 lacs.

Being financially very weak and shattered by all these developments his sister who is the sole support to Victor, is finding it difficult to make ends meet as they have nothing of their own and no one to depend on. Speaking to Daijiworld.com his sister Hilda Rodrigues expressed her pain and said, “Until recently Vincent was doing his day to day activities on his own, despite being a cancer patient for the past 10 years. Lately he was diagnosed with brain tumour. Being the only support to him, I am finding it very difficult to arrange the required amount of money. I do not know how to pay such a large amount.”

Time and again Daijiworld readers have extended their whole hearted support to the needy and underprivileged. The family is desperately in need of financial support and prayers. Those who wish to help may send their contributions to:



Victor D'Souza
S/o Ligory D'Souza
Santhekatte Mane,
Balkunje, Mangaluru Taluk.
Account No: 160810031967
IFSC No: BKDN0611608
Dena Bank
Balkunje branch
Mangaluru taluk.

Contact Hilda Rodrigues for more details: 9945167139

  

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  • Pascal Monteiro, Paldane, Mangalore

    Sat, Oct 01 2016

    May the good Lord come to your assistance through the generous help of people. Have transferred my share to the account today.

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  • Jacob, manipal

    Thu, Sep 29 2016

    May God heal him and bless his family.

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  • Maggie, Kuwait / Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 29 2016

    It is indeed a very sad story. Thank you Daiji for publishing this article. Infact, the wife should be with her husband, as she has taken the oath in front of the Altar, that both will be together in good times and bad, happy times and sad. I hope everyone who reads this article will come forward and contribute to meet the medical treatment of Victor. Also I believe that whatever we do to the least of the needy bros. and sisters we do it for God, and we will be rewarded for it on the last day.
    May God bless Victor and may he be healed completely from Cancer.

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  • Peter D'souza, Udupi/Mumbai

    Tue, Sep 27 2016

    Sad story of wife abandoned the husband. It reminds me towards another story where the husband suffered from Lungs Cancer due to wife's repeated torturing insults after his retirement and unable to bear all this,he started smooking,drinking,drugs excessively and ended up with deadly cancer.. still suffering, here also wife played a disaster role

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  • wilson , dubai

    Tue, Sep 27 2016

    Very sad , if wife is not by his side during difficult times

    Reply Report Abuse Agree [46]


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