Success Story Of Baby of Mrs. Tanisha Bhalerao
Failing Heart to a
New Life
With your love and generous support, Baby Arisha Abdul Sattar Shaikh, born with a severe congenital heart defect involving Mitral and Tricuspid Valve issues, has successfully undergone her life-saving surgery.
After weeks of treatment, care, and prayers, she is now healthy, smiling, and full of energy once again. Her recovery stands as a powerful example of what compassion and collective kindness can achieve when hearts come together for a cause.
Your prayers and donations gave this little girl a chance to enjoy a normal, happy childhood and brought immense relief to her struggling parents.
Thank you for being a part of Arisha’s Healing Journey and helping her heart beat stronger once more.
From a Fragile Beginning to a Life Saved
Baby Girl of Mrs. Tanisha Rushikesh Bhalerao was born far too early, weighing just 1.2 kg, and entered the world fighting overwhelming odds. Diagnosed with extreme prematurity, very low birth weight, hyaline membrane disease, and neonatal sepsis, her first days were marked by uncertainty, fear, and critical medical challenges no newborn should face.
She was immediately admitted to the NICU at Nimai’s Borneo Mother & Child Care Hospital, Nashik, where she remained under constant life-saving care. With ventilator and respiratory support, specialized neonatal medications, and round-the-clock monitoring, every day became a test of resilience for the baby and her family. The journey was long, emotionally exhausting, and financially overwhelming—especially after the heartbreaking loss of her twin sibling.
Baby of Tanisha Bhalerao Discharged Successfully
Baby of Tanisha Bhalerao, a premature newborn baby girl, was admitted to Borneo Mother & Child Care Hospital, Nashik due to extreme prematurity, very low birth weight, respiratory distress, and neonatal sepsis.
She received specialized NICU care, including respiratory support, antibiotics, and monitored feeding. With continuous medical care, the baby showed steady improvement. She is now breathing comfortably on room air, tolerating feeds well, and her vital signs are stable.
✨ We are happy to share that Baby of Tanisha Bhalerao has been DISCHARGED in stable condition. Doctors have advised regular follow-up care, including an eye (ROP) screening scheduled on 17 January 2026, and continuation of prescribed medicines at home.
🙏 Heartfelt thanks to all our donors and supporters. Your kindness and timely support helped save this tiny life and gave the baby a chance for a healthier future.
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Warm regard,
Nanhi Pari Foundation
