Help 7-Year-Old Shajah Fight Cancer

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Dear Donors,

Thank you for the kindness you have shown towards Shajah and his family. Shajah is going through his chemotherapy and he is taking it quite well. He is mostly very cheerful.
We still have have a long way to go to reach our target for the Bone Marrow Transplantation. We hope to get there soon with all your support.

Regards
Archana

7-year-Old Shajah is suffering from cancer.

Saleem from Kasaragod used to work in a shop. He left his work to take care of his 7-year-old son, Shajah who is diagnosed with cancer. His family of 5 were in for a shock when they found out their little son has cancer. Shajah has an elder brother and a younger sister.

Shajah underwent chemotherapy in a hospital in Mangalore in 2015. It was with much difficulty that the family arranged for funds, borrowing from relatives and friends. Shajah was cured of his cancer. The family’s prayers were answered and Shajah’s life was returning to normal.

But the family was in for another shock when doctors informed that the little one’s cancer has relapsed. Now Shajah needs to undergo a bone marrow transplant to be free from cancer.

His Father Was the Only Bread Winner.

The family was surviving on Saleem’s income but now that he is unemployed the family is helpless and sees no way to arrange funds for Shajah’s transplant

Over 6 lakhs was spent for his chemotherapy in 2015. Now the transplant will cost nearly 20 lakhs and this is a huge amount for the family. The monthly spend is Rs.10,000.

How You Can Help

Shajah’s family needs our support, with our support, this 7-year-old can undergo the transplant as planned. This is the only option left with the family. Our support will save little Shajah

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13th June 2017

Dear Donors,

We are glad to let you know that Shajah's health is improving day by day. His recent test reports show that there is a good prognosis. Shajah and his family have come a long way and become even more courageous with their experience.

The doctors strongly recommend that it's very important for him to continue his follow up and go through regular check-up and supportive medication to improve his health further and get back to his old self. We request you all to share his story with your friends to encourage more people to support Shajah for his follow-up care.

Let's once again do our best to help this little warrior.

Thank you for all the love and support that you have shown towards Shajah.

Regards,
Archana.

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