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Help 13 Year Old Sravanthi Fight a Rare Blood Disorder

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Sravanthi is studying in her 8th standard and she is a brilliant student until a rare blood disorder hits her in a terrible way.She is diagnosed with a rare blood disorder named Fanconi Anemia where her blood doesn’t have enough blood cells to help her function normally. She was treated with stem cell transplantation in October 2018. Post the procedure she had several complications like edema in lungs, urinary tract infection and also blood infection.
To deal with these complications Sravanthi's family is estimated to cost around Rs. 49,00,000. Already Rs. 34,00,000 was spent so far for the treatment by gathering money via various means like loans, mortgages and now we are finding it very difficult to fund the treatment further as we have nothing left with us anymore. We need Rs.15,00,000 more to save her. SivaRam Batchu, Sravanthi's father who works at a foundry, cannot afford more than this. Please help us in this situation of hardships and we need your help and support. We don’t want to lose our daughter to a curable disorder.

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24th February 2019

Dear Donors,

Sravanthi's discharge date is given for March 10th and we are trying to raise some more funds, kindly keep sharing the campaign and supporting us.

Thank you for your love and support.

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Nikhitha

2nd February 2019

Dear Supporters,

Thank you for the wonderful support. She is responding to the treatment well and there are some more complications to be treated. It would be really helpful if you could please share this campaign with your friends and family. Will keep you posted.

Thank you!

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