Help Baliram undergo chemotherapy for Acute Myeloid Leukemia

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Baliram is a delightful and friendly 16-year old. Both his parents are farmers who work for a meagre wage to provide for their two children and struggle their way through the month to make ends meet. They hail from a small village in the Karnataka-Maharashtra border. In fact, Bali crosses the border and travels around 10km to get to school every day.

It was about a year back that Bali was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukaemia. He gets frequent fever and body pain that gets unbearable at times. He also has severe bleeding from his eyes at times. He would go to the hospital frequently with his uncle, but soon his uncle also fell ill and then he had no way to come, because his parents could not afford to lose a day’s pay.

He now urgently needs to undergo a Chemotherapy, which would decide whether a BMT would be needed or not. The procedure would cost around Rs. 14,00,000. This is beyond what Bali’s parents can afford.

Please help Baliram live again.

Estimation letter from the hospital

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23rd January 2019

Dear supporters,

Thank you for your immense love and support!

Baliram is doing well and is at home. He visits the hospital once in 3 months for check ups.

We couldn't have done this without your support.

Regards,
Thukaram (Brother)

12th September 2018

Dear All,

Here is an update on Baliram. He is doing very well and has completed his treatment. He is currently back home.

Thank you for your love and support.

Best,
Sneha

4th June 2018

Dear Supporters,

Thank you for your overwhelming love and support. We shall forever be indebted to you.

It gives us immense pleasure in informing you all that Baliram is currently doing well. He was discharged post his treatment for the infection and is now at home. He will be on medication for a while. He also comes for regular checkups. It is wonderful to see him recovering and doing well.

Thank you everyone, once again!