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4-year-old Hasini suffering from bone marrow cancer needs your help

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Hasini is a 4-year-old with an aggressive blood cancer. If she gets treatment, she has a good chance of getting better. But her family's resources are dwindling and they are finding it very hard to continue Hasini's treatment and need help saving her.

Since June, Hasini has been undergoing Chemotherapy which will continue for a total span of six months. She has already finished two months of chemotherapy and has another 4 months to go in order for her to fight the cancer.

Hasini with her parents Suresh and Sujata at the hospital

For 4-year-old Hasini to have already undergone 2 months of Chemotherapy, it has taken a toll on her body and she is growing weaker and weaker day by day. Further medications are required to help her recover.

Hasini's Dad coaxes a rare smile out of Hasini who is otherwise very scared of hospitals

While Hasini's parents are worried about their daughter's health, they have an added concern to think of as well. They are not from Hyderabad, which is where Hasini is undergoing treatment. Hence, they have added expenses of accommodation in Hyderabad. Hasini's parents are struggling to pay for her treatment. Now, after paying for 2 months they have exhausted their funds but are not yet ready to give up on their daughter.

“We got her new books and notebooks for school, she was so excited. Now, she has become very quiet. The minute we enter the hospital gate – she stops talking. She cries when they take blood from her or give her injection, but otherwise, she says nothing. It really hurts to see her so scared,” says Suresh.

Suresh has sold what little gold the family has and is now considering selling his small home too to save Hasini. But even if he does that – what he gets will still not be enough to complete Hasini's treatment. Through his sorrow, he feels unable to save his sweet, happy child.

Hasini is very scared of the doctors and doesn't like talking in hospitals

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Suresh lives in a small room in Hyderabad with his wife, Hasini and Hasini's 1-year-old sister Varshini. Their daily expenses have become a big struggle for the family and they really need a helping hand. Contribute and give Hasini a chance to beat cancer that has taken away her childhood.

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29th October 2018

Dear Supporters,

Thank you for the immense love and support shown towards Hasini!

She is currently at home and doing well. She is under medication and had a round of radiation therapy last month. Her reports are normal as of now. She has to continue treatment for the next 6 months.

We are hopeful she continues to recover in the same pace. We are grateful to each of you as we could not have gotten this far without your love and support!

Regards,
Suresh (Father)

26th June 2018

Dear Supporters,

Here is an update for you all.

She was discharged 3 months ago and and Harshini is happy to stay in the confines of home. She is not going to school but enjoys playing with her sister daily.

For next 2 years she should regularly keep visiting hospital so that health progress can be tracked.

Thank you so much for the love and support.
Regards.

6th February 2018

Dear Supporters,

Thank you for the wonderful support that you have shown towards Hasini. She is doing better now compared to earlier and today was the last day of the last chemotherapy session. The doctors are really happy with the response that she has shown towards the treatment.

She has been advised regular follow-ups for a few months and the doctors will be continuously monitoring her health. She is currently on medication and based on her health they will be making changes to it.

I would like to thank all of you for all the love and support once again as this is has helped us in providing the best treatment possible to our daughter. Will keep you posted.

Regards,
Suresh