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Save 11-Month-Old Sarvika Fight Against Neuroblastoma

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Baby sarvika shree a 11 month old baby was diagnosed with neuroblastoma/adrenal cancer and doctors have said she requires chemotheraphy and initial treatment costs Rs.600000. The parents are from a lower middle class family and can not afford such a huge amount . So please do share and donate

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19th February 2019

Hello Donors!

Thank you for all the support. We have unfortunate information to share with you, the baby passed away. Kindly pray for her soul to rest in peace.
Funds raised were used for her treatment.

Thank you for all the support!

31st May 2018

Dear Supporters,
Thank you all for your support.

Baby Sarvika Shree has completed her first phase of chemotherapy and so far her response has been well. Doctors have suggested that she still requires few more sessions of chemotherapy. After that they will decide a future course of action for her.

Thank you so much for the love and support which you have shown towards her. We shall keep you all posted.

Thank you!

19th May 2018

Dear Supporters,

Thank you for the wonderful support that you have shown towards Sarvika Shree. She is doing better now compared to earlier and has successfully completed the 1st cycle of chemotherapy.

She did not have any side effects in particular and recovered quickly after the first cycle. Based on her health and the recovery, the 2nd cycle of the chemotherapy has been started.

Thank you for the wonderful support. Do pray for her health and speedy recovery. Will keep you posted.

Regards,
Dr David Baynes

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