Baby Debjani Mukherjee, a 3-year-10-month-old little girl, is bravely fighting B-Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (Blood Cancer). She is currently admitted at Tata Medical Center, Kolkata, undergoing chemotherapy and intensive medical treatment.
What should have been a time of play and laughter has turned into hospital visits, painful injections, and endless prayers. Her tiny body is fighting hard against cancer, but the treatment cost is far beyond her family’s means.
Family Background
Debjani’s father, Mr. Bapan Mukherjee, works in a private factory as a data entry operator, earning barely ₹10,000 per month to support his family of five. Her mother, Mrs. Baisakhi Mukherjee, is a homemaker. With rising medical bills and household expenses, the family is completely drained financially.
Despite his relentless efforts, Mr. Mukherjee cannot arrange the ₹6,00,000 needed for Debjani’s treatment. They now turn to kind-hearted donors for help, praying for their daughter’s second chance at life.
How You Can Help
Your support can make a life-saving difference. Every contribution, big or small, brings Debjani closer to recovery. You can help cover:
Chemotherapy sessions and medicines
Hospitalization and diagnostic costs
Nutritional and post-treatment care
Even a small donation can bring her one step closer to a healthy future:
₹1,000 – Helps with one day of medicine and care
₹3,000 – Supports a chemotherapy session
₹5,000+ – Strengthens her treatment and hospital support
If you can’t donate, you can still help by sharing this appeal within your network. Each share can reach someone who can save her life.
Your kindness can heal a little heart and bring peace to a struggling family.
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At Nanhi Pari Foundation, we believe every child deserves a fair chance at life. Your support can help Baby Debjani Mukherjee continue her fight against blood cancer and move closer to a healthier tomorrow.
Donate today — every heartbeat counts. ❤️
Help Save Baby Debjani Mukherjee from Blood Cancer
Baby Debjani Mukherjee has been diagnosed with Blood Cancer. Her OPD visit is scheduled on 19th December, and chemotherapy will begin on 20th December.
The Total Estimated Cost : ₹8,00,000
This is a crucial stage of her treatment, and she urgently needs financial assistance to continue her life-saving care. We humbly request all donors and supporters to please come forward and help Baby Debjani during this challenging time.
Your support can make a life-saving difference.
Update 22 December 25
As per the latest medical review dated 19 December 2025, Baby Debjani Mukherjee (3 years 11 months) is clinically stable with safe blood counts, despite mild upper respiratory symptoms. Doctors have advised to continue treatment as per protocol.
Upcoming Treatment:
20 December 2025: Vincristine chemotherapy (IV)
26 December 2025: Pediatric OPD visit with blood tests & plasma biobanking
29 December 2025: Intrathecal Methotrexate
She is on supportive medications and requires close monitoring for fever or infection during this phase. This consolidation treatment is very important and involves repeated hospital visits and expenses.
Update 27 December 25
Diagnosis: Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL)
Baby Debjani Mukherjee is currently receiving treatment for Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL) at Tata Medical Center, Kolkata.
As per the latest medical review conducted on 26th December 2025, she has successfully completed the first phase of high-risk consolidation chemotherapy (HR-Cons-I).
Her current blood reports indicate very low immunity (ANC 0.3). Doctors have therefore advised strict fever precautions and immediate hospital visit if fever develops. At present, she is clinically stable and remains under close medical monitoring.
If her blood counts show improvement, the medical team plans to initiate the next phase of chemotherapy (HR-Consolidation Part-2) from 5th January 2026. This phase will include multiple chemotherapy drugs, injections, intrathecal chemotherapy, oral medications, supportive medicines, and regular blood investigations.
A pediatric OPD review along with investigations has been scheduled for 3rd January 2026.
TREATMENT COMPLETED
(As per ICICLE-24 Protocol | Update: 3rd January 2026)
Baby Debjani visited the Pediatric OPD for evaluation and was found to be clinically stable and active, with no fever or major complaints.
Her blood counts had recovered and were within safe limits.
Kidney function tests and electrolyte levels were normal.
ONGOING / CURRENT TREATMENT
High-Risk Consolidation – Part 2 (ICICLE-24 Protocol)
Phase I – 05 January 2026
Intrathecal Methotrexate administered
Cyclophosphamide chemotherapy given
Oral 6-Mercaptopurine started (05 January – 18 January 2026)
Phase II – 06 to 09 January 2026
Cytarabine injections administered as per protocol
Phase III – 09 January 2026
Pediatric OPD follow-up with CBC blood test
FUTURE TREATMENT PLAN
(As Per ICICLE-24 Protocol)
I. 13 – 16 January 2026
Second cycle of Cytarabine injections planned
II. 20 January 2026
Vincristine chemotherapy
PEG-Asparaginase injection (with 60-minute observation)
III. 27 January 2026
Next dose of Vincristine chemotherapy
IV. 03 February 2026
Plasma biobanking scheduled
Update 8 January 2026
Diagnosis: Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL)
Treatment Completed
(As per ICICLE-24 Protocol | 3rd January 2026)
Baby Debjani attended a scheduled OPD evaluation and was found to be clinically stable and active, with no fever or major complaints.
Her blood counts have recovered and are within safe limits.
Kidney function and electrolytes were assessed and found to be normal.
Based on this overall assessment, the doctors have cleared her to proceed with the next phase of chemotherapy.
Ongoing / Current Treatment
High-Risk Consolidation – Part 2 (ICICLE-24 Protocol)
Phase I – 5th January 2026
Intrathecal Methotrexate administered
Cyclophosphamide chemotherapy given
Oral 6-Mercaptopurine started (05–18 January 2026)
Phase II – 6th to 9th January 2026
Cytarabine injections administered
Phase III – 9th January 2026
Pediatric OPD follow-up with CBC blood test
Future Treatment Plan
(As per Protocol)
13th–16th January 2026: Second cycle of Cytarabine injections
20th January 2026: Vincristine chemotherapy and PEG-Asparaginase injection
(with 60-minute observation)
27th January 2026: Next dose of Vincristine chemotherapy
3rd February 2026: Plasma biobanking scheduled
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