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Help 5 months aged baby Sri divnesh undergo liver transplant

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My name is Shakthi and I am here to raise funds for my baby boy Sri Divnesh.

Doctors have examined Sri Divnesh when he was just 4 months.
Diagnosis found that the baby is having End-stage liver disease and the only way to save the kid is to undergo liver transplantation as soon as possible.

His father Sakthi will be donating a part of his liver to save his son but he does not have required funds for the surgery. The cost of treatment is Rs. 20,50,000.

Baby's family will not be able to go ahead with the Liver transplant unless they get the required help. "Transplant has to be done at the earliest".
They need your support to bring him home.

Please come forward to help Sri Divnesh fight his end-stage liver disease. Do contribute and share this campaign link with your friends and family.
"Any contribution will immensely help to save the baby."

Regards
Sakthi Sridhar.D

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4th September 2019

Dear Supporters,

Sri Divnesh has been visiting the hospital regularly for check-ups. He is doing very well and is recovering quickly.

We once again thank you all for your support.

Regards
Shakthi

23rd July 2019

Dear Supporters,

Thank you all for the support.

Sri Divnesh has been discharged and is doing well. He is on regular follow-up.

Regards,
Farouk

10th June 2019

Dear Supporters,

Thank you for the support.

In the next 10 days Sri Divnesh's transplant is scheduled. He is doing good now and is fit for transplant. I myself will be donating the organ. Please pray for his health.

Regards
Shakthi
(Father)

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