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Grishmitha needs a BMT for Thalassemia Major

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Grishmitha is a 3-year-old suffering from Thalassemia Major and is critically ill. She urgently needs a BMT to be performed that can ensure a permanent cure.

After several consecutive tests, it was revealed that Grishmitha had Thalassemia Major – a severe form of the genetic condition that required her to take blood transfusions every month.

Her father Madhukar Pujari is from Vajarahalli in Bangalore. He is a Pan vendor and makes his livelihood from a meager earnings of Rs. 11,000 . Paying for Grishmitha's treatment is beyond his imagination and that's where we need your help!

Currently Grishmitha is on monthly blood transfusions but this cannot go on for a long time as it can damage her organs.

She also needs an urgent match from an international registry as her parents are not suitable matches.

Approximate cost of the treatment is Rs 25 lakhs. Madhukar Pujari needs your help to save his daughter.

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14th January 2019

Dear Supporters,

Thank you for your love and support.

Grishmitha is doing good and she has started going to school. She has stopped all the medicines (Tablets and syrups past 1 month) and is just having vaccinations again post-transplant. She is visits doctor every month for her regular check ups.

Thank you once again.

Regards,
Madhukar (Father)

6th December 2018

Dear Supporters,

Thank you for your love and support.

Grishmitha has shown great improvement and has started going to school again. Here's a recent photo of Grishmitha.

3rd December 2018

Dear Supporters,

We are grateful for the love and support shown towards Grishmitha.

Grishmitha has shown great improvement and has started going to school again. She needs to get all her vaccinations again post the transplant. She needs to go in for check-ups monthly and her medications are adjusted accordingly.

We are overjoyed to see her run and play again. She would not have made it this far without your generosity.

Regards,
Madhukar (Father)