Brilio.net - The soap opera actress Is This What Love Feels Like, Aji Yusman , has recently become a hot topic of conversation in cyberspace again. This started with Aji Yusman's post opening donations. This time, the donation was intended to pay for the treatment of his youngest child who was experiencing health problems.
Aji Yusman himself was hit by deep sadness after the departure of his son, Anum Chara Yusman. After the child left, it turned out that Allah gave Aji and his wife their trust again. Aji Yusman's wife turns out to be pregnant again.
However, it is sad that the baby was born prematurely at the age of 7 months. In this condition, the child was diagnosed with swelling around the stomach which developed into a lump. He described that the lump was getting bigger and even got into his navel area.
"There are bacteria in the digestion, there are abnormalities in the stomach," said Aji Yusman when he appeared as a guest star on Rumpi No Secret on Wednesday (6/3).
"Initially the swelling (stomach) was not very significant, slowly it held hard, over time the position of the stomach became bigger and bigger and recently it reached the navel area," he continued.
photo: Instagram/@aji_yusmanreal
This condition made Aji Yusman feel worried and was forced to seek better medical treatment for his child. He also decided to open donations through uploads shared on the Instagram account @aji_yusmanreal.
Aji Yusman admitted that he was forced to open donations again because he could no longer afford his own child's treatment. He explained that from the start, his child's medical expenses had been taken from personal expenses and had been used up.
"Unfortunately, when I wanted to carry out this treatment, the funds had already run out," he explained.
photo: Instagram/@aji_yusmanreal
Aji was even willing to accept insults from netizens when he opened an open donation. The most important thing now for him is that the child can get the right treatment.
"Many people say, 'It's good, it hurts, just open donations, for example, if you have another child, open donations again,' if you can talk, let's change positions," said Aji.
"Because of course every time you open a donation there will definitely be more side effects, bro, such as being humiliated, ostracized and so on, but that's a risk of a choice, so bismillah, the important thing is that my child recovers, the funds are collected," he added.
Apart from opening donations, Aji Yusman also contacted several artist friends to invite them as podcast speakers in the hope of getting additional medical costs. Several podcasters such as Denny Sumargo and Arie Untung have helped without having to ask Aji Yusman to be physically present on their podcast.
Aji Yusman expressed his gratitude for the support given by many people. He feels grateful that the funds for his son's medical expenses have been collected with the large amount of assistance he received.
(brl/lea)
