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Help Tuhina fight for her life

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My sister Tuhina Basak is from Kolkata (Dum Dum Area) India. She is suffering from SLE (Systemic Lupus Erythematosus) which is one of the rarest auto-immune diseases. Though the SLE flair( relapse) happens generally at the age of 40-45, in her case she is suffering from the last stage at the age of 28, for her treatment, we need a minimum of 5-6 lakhs INR. She is admitted Spandan Hospital (under Dr. SudhaSadhan Chatterjee) All our family members are helping financially but we are still short for the amount. It's a very earnest request to if you can please help. Please help her so that she can live her life normally. Otherwise, no one can save my sister from this disease.

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19th August 2019

Hello Everyone,

I thank each and everyone for supporting Tuhina once again.

But after rigorous fight with life Tuhina has left us. Despite best efforts, we were unable to save her. The funds raised here were used to pay her medical bills.

May God keep her soul in peace.

30th July 2019

Dear Supporters,

Here's a quick update:

She is still under observation and the treatment will continue for some more days as it is a long process and it will take some time for her to improve.

22nd July 2019

Dear Supporters,

Here's a quick update:

She is recovering gradually and responding to the treatment. Along with the consultation of the doctor, the treatment is in progress and will continue for some more days.

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