The family of a Cuban woman identified as Daymi Furcade Cateura has asked for help, as she suffered a stroke just one month after arriving in the United States through an appointment organized in the CBP One application.
The woman, mother of a teenage daughter, is admitted to intensive care in a hospital in the city of Austin, Texas, where she has been fighting to recover for just under a week.
The woman’s brother, identified as Damian Furcade, has shared several videos on social media, where he asks the community to pray for his sister.
“God willing and take control of this situation so that I can soon be home and at least open my eyes, be able to see me and hear me,” she said in a TikTok post, where the young woman is shown resting on a hospital bed.
video/7366362395486342430" data-video-id="7366362395486342430">@damian_forcade_oficial I am heartbroken but it is the only way I have for a great community of worship around the world to intercede for my sister and God to perform the miracle 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 Lord in your hands I put all my pain for you to take the control #cubansporelmundo #grave #hospital #austin #oracion #god #cristianos ♬ som original – La Faixa Cristã
In another publication, the man tells his family that they will move forward, making it clear that he is confident in his sister’s recovery.
video/7367012148989545771" data-video-id="7367012148989545771">@damian_forcade_oficial Thanks to godos for their support we are a great community on tik tok 🙏🏽🇨🇺@Carlos_Eduardo_Espina @Univision @Telemundo #ayuda #oraciones #god #hospital #austin ♬ Boundless Worship – Josué Novais Piano Worship
For his part, the Cuban influencer Niover Licea echoed the incident, detailing that the woman’s brother contacted him to help him make the case visible.
According to the communicator, Daymi’s family wants their message to reach the congressman from the area where the woman resides, Adrian Smith, in the hope that he will provide them with help.
According to Licea, the family hopes that the official can help them obtain humanitarian visas so that Daymi’s daughter, Elizabeth Vanesa, 16, can travel to the United States along with her grandmother, Haydée Cateura, so that they can see the hospitalized Cuban. .
Likewise, the medical center where the woman is located prepared a letter addressed to the Cuban consular section, in which they request that humanitarian visas be provided to the patient’s relatives, since she needed them.
Damian Furcade opened an account on the platform GoFundMethis with the objective of raising funds to deal with increasing hospital expenses.
“The reason I am raising money is to alleviate hospital expenses, plus the recovery that will take months or even a year, as the doctors explain. These funds are going to be used for this entire long process that he is going to face in the hospital and then his recovery,” reads the campaign, which has already raised more than 1,000 dollars.
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