A family in Nepal is facing immense hardship forty-seven days after 25-year-old Pradip Sapkota disappeared in the Bhotekoshi floods. Despite extensive searching, his body remains unrecovered, leaving the family in a state of agonizing uncertainty. Beyond the emotional trauma, the Sapkota family is now battling financial difficulties, unable to afford the costs associated with traditional last rites. The disaster has placed a significant burden on them, compounding their grief with economic strain. The ongoing search efforts and the mounting expenses related to the aftermath are proving overwhelming for the family. This situation highlights the vulnerability of communities affected by natural disasters in Nepal and the long-lasting consequences they face. The family continues to hold hope for Pradip’s recovery while simultaneously grappling with the practical realities of affording his final respects.