Hrvat završio u komi u Irskoj, liječnici ga žele skinuti s aparata, obitelj moli za pomoć: 'Samo želimo da dobije još vremena'

A 38-year-old Croatian national named Denis Vejzović, who lives and works in Ireland, has been in a coma since suffering a brain aneurysm rupture on July 7, 2026. He is currently being treated in a hospital in Cork, where his condition has shown no improvement according to his family. Medical staff have reportedly discussed with the family the possibility of discontinuing life support equipment, though they have not yet made a final decision. The family, however, refuses to give up and is seeking help through a fundraising campaign to provide Denis with additional treatment options and time for recovery. The Vejzović family and friends launched a GoFundMe campaign to raise money for Denis’s medical care and further treatment. They stated that the funds would cover costs associated with obtaining a second medical opinion, potential transfer of Denis to Croatia for continued treatment, legal and administrative expenses related to his case, and travel and accommodation costs for family members staying with him in Ireland. The campaign highlights the family's determination to fight for Denis’s life despite the grim prognosis given by medical professionals. According to Denis’s mother, Hatidža Muminović, her son showed some signs of recovery after surgery, including moving his hands and feet slightly and opening his eyes. These small movements, while not significant in the eyes of the medical team, mean a great deal to the family. She mentioned that Denis had previously been able to move his limbs before the operation but was unable to open his eyes. Now, he opens his eyes and reacts to familiar voices and sounds, which gives the family hope. The family expressed concern over the possibility of Denis being taken off life support without their consent. During a recent meeting with the medical team, they were informed that his condition might not change within the next 72 hours. This raised fears among the family that the decision to discontinue life support could be made without their approval. They emphasized that they want to ensure all possible efforts are made to save Denis’s life and are actively searching for a hospital in Croatia willing to take on his treatment if such an opportunity arises. Friends and acquaintances of Denis shared similar sentiments, emphasizing his positive impact on others throughout his life. One friend described how Denis suddenly fell ill on July 7 after a normal morning spent at home with his wife. He experienced dizziness and blurred vision before collapsing on the bed. Emergency services were called immediately, and he was rushed to the hospital for surgery. Since then, he has remained in a coma. The family continues to reach out to anyone who may have experience with similar situations or know of medical professionals or institutions that could assist them. They believe that Denis, known for his kindness and willingness to help others, deserves every chance for recovery. Their appeal for assistance underscores the emotional struggle faced by the family as they seek to keep Denis alive against the odds.