Rare Blood Disease Patient Avro Pleads for life

Just a few months ago, I was working as a Drawing Teacher at an English-medium school named Columbus International School, and everything was normal. However, my life suddenly turned into a devastating struggle. Last November, my face suddenly became swollen, and I began suffering severe breathing difficulties. I had to be given oxygen 11 times continuously, and my oxygen level dropped dangerously to 53. Doctors advised immediate ICU admission, but due to financial constraints, I had to decline and sign a risk bond instead. Doctors confirmed that my primary condition is Antithrombin III deficiency, a rare blood disorder that causes abnormal clot formation in the body. This puts me at a high risk of heart attack, stroke, and pulmonary embolism. There is also a suspected risk of leukemia. I now depend on regular injections and medication; without them, I may suffer seizures, chest pain, or even sudden death at any moment. Doctors have clearly stated that this rare condition cannot be treated locally and requires treatment abroad. To begin my treatment process, I urgently need at least BDT 70,000 for an initial medical consultation overseas. Your small act of kindness can help keep me alive.