Muhamed lost his legs, parents can't afford 160 KM for his monthly treatment

Young Muhamed Čelić (20), whose legs doctors had to amputate, needs help from good people to continue his treatment, writes the Patria News Agency.

Muhamed's parents, who live in Breza, are unemployed, do not own a home but pay rent, and are currently unable to provide 12 KM every day, which is the cost of the injection their son must receive daily to ensure a safer post-operative recovery.

A little over a month ago, a train ran over Muhamed's legs, after which doctors had to amputate both of them to save his life. The young man is recovering today, but he needs help from good people for further treatment. He said that more comfortable orthopedic crutches would also be welcome.

Anyone who wishes to help Muhamed can find the Čelić family at Alije Izetbegovića 40 in Breza.

Payments can also be made to the UniCredit Bank giro account number: 3385802538904263