Her Children Are The Reason She Wants To Live
Anuradha is a 35-year-old mother of two. Her son dreams of becoming a gamer. Her daughter dreams of becoming a doctor. Before illness entered her life, Anuradha spent her days caring for her children, preparing their meals, helping them get ready for school, and dreaming about their future.

Today, she lives miles away from them. Following years of domestic abuse and a painful separation, Anuradha was forced to leave her marital home. Since then, she has been unable to live with her children, and seeing them has become painfully rare. She says the hardest part of her life is not the illness. It is being away from her children.


She Survived A Brain Tumor. Then Cancer Struck.
In 2017, Anuradha underwent surgery for a brain tumor. The recovery was difficult, but she fought through it. She returned to caring for her children, managing her home, and rebuilding her life one day at a time. She believed the worst was behind her. Then in 2025, doctors discovered something devastating.
Anuradha had breast cancer. The diagnosis came as another life-changing blow for a woman who had already fought so many battles.


Every Chemotherapy Session Feels Like A New Battle
Cancer treatment has taken a severe toll on her body. Following chemotherapy, Anuradha's health deteriorated drastically. She suffered severe complications, including heavy bleeding, infections, and critically low white blood cell counts that required prolonged hospitalization. Today, even sitting for more than a few minutes causes pain. Walking has become difficult. Swelling, weakness, and constant discomfort have made everyday activities a struggle. Yet she continues treatment because she believes she has one reason to keep fighting. Her children.


Her Elderly Mother Is Fighting Beside Her
Today, Anuradha lives with her elderly mother. Her father is no longer alive. Her younger sister is still studying. The responsibility of caring for Anuradha now rests almost entirely on her mother, who survives on a pension. Despite her own health problems, Anuradha's mother spends her days helping her daughter get out of bed, take medicines, attend hospital visits, and manage daily life. Anuradha says it breaks her heart to see her mother spending her retirement caring for her instead of living peacefully.


She Wants To Recover. She Wants To Go Back To Her Children.
Doctors have advised further treatment and surgery, but the costs have become impossible for the family to manage. Every hospital visit brings new expenses. Every treatment cycle creates new financial pressure. But through all the pain, Anuradha keeps holding on to one hope. She wants to recover. She wants to return to her children. She wants to be there when they grow up. Most of all, she wants them to know that their mother never stopped fighting for them.


Today, You Can Help A Mother Get Back To Her Children
Anuradha has already survived a brain tumor. Today, she is battling breast cancer. She is fighting pain, financial hardship, and separation from the two children she loves most. Your support can help her continue treatment and give her a chance to recover. Because for Anuradha, beating cancer means more than saving her own life. It means finding her way back to her children.