I started working as a cook and domestic help for my neighbors, people who had known me from when I was a child. But I felt no shame; all I cared about was earning enough money to take care of Arohi. My parents had already been kind enough to let me come back home and stay with them, but I wanted my daughter to grow up learning that a woman doesn’t have to depend on anyone else! And yet, when I discovered she had cancer… It was the most helpless I’d ever felt. Suggested Treatment – Chemotherapy

“It started when she was 2 years old. Constant fevers, a swollen throat; she was always crying! Most of the doctors we took her to said it was her tonsils and tried giving her medicines for that. But nothing worked, for weeks! Finally, a month later, I just couldn’t bear to see her in pain anymore so I took her to a big city hospital 6 hours away from my town.”

The doctor there had prescribed a test, and Chancharla had dutifully gotten it done and taken the report back to the doctor the next day.

“As I sat there waiting while he went through the file, I remember telling myself that it’d all be okay, that my Arohi would be fine. But then he looked up from the report and said to me that I needed to admit her to the hospital straight away. He told me Arohi had blood cancer, that she was dying. I just… I didn’t want to believe it!”

Chancharla has tried her best over the years, but now Arohi needs you
Arohi’s condition had seemingly improved after nearly 4 years of chemotherapy and radiation, all paid for through Chancharla’s unrelenting efforts and strife. But now her cancer has relapsed.

“After I first got her diagnosis, I started working non-stop, taking on as many jobs as I could find, going to as many houses as I could each day. And I thought all my efforts had paid off! When they told me her condition had improved enough and that treatment could stop, I’d burst into tears because I was so happy. But now her cancer’s back a year later, stronger than before, and she needs so much more treatment. I’ve not had any work in the past year because of the pandemic, how will I save her this time?” — Chancharla, bursting into tears even as she speaks

They have spent a lot of money on the treatment of the child and exhausted all their resources. Now they are unable to pay for the treatment. We request you please save his daughter’s life as she is in urgent need.

Nanhi Pari Foundation is a Girl Child Right Organization which works for Education, Health & Nutrition for Girl Child, Other than this we work for early symptoms & Other Causes that are responsible for Heart Disease, Cancer & Other major diseases. Nanhi Pari Foundation’s aim is that all girl child realize their full potential support in societies that respect people’s rights and dignity. It is an independent organization, with no religious, political or governmental affiliations.

We appeal you to send your contribution by Cheque/DD/Cash in the name of NANHI PARI FOUNDATION to our admin office or handover to our representative volunteers or You can DONATE through your Debit / Credit Card via our website: www.nanhiparifoundation.org Or you can deposit directly in our below mentioned accounts.

THE CHEQUE / DD HAS TO BE IN THE FAVOUR OF “NANHI PARI FOUNDATION”

* We really would appreciate it if you could take care of the entire/part of his/her treatment.
* If surplus amount is received, the same will be passed creating facilities for the betterment of cancer patients.
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