Help baby Pranavi battle blood cancer

P A Hameed Padubidri, Riyadh-KSA
January 24, 2018

Two-and-half-year-old Pranavi, daughter of Jagadish and Nisha Latha couple at Mannagudde, Mangaluru, who supposed to be active and playing in and around her home, is now seeing the four walls of hospital on regular basis.
 
She was diagnosed with blood cancer three months and has been under treatment since then in KMC, Mangaluru. When she was not able to walk at her early stages, her parents got her checked up by doctor. Although initially she was under medication for walking problem, then she was taken to KMC Paediatric haematologist, Dr.Harsha Prasada for further checkup, wherein she was diagnosed with blood cancer. 
 
It’s been more than two months. Doctor advised that it is curable, but she has to undergo three-year-long treatment, which would cost total about Rs 8 lakhs. Her parents had already spent around Rs 5 lakhs with much difficulties. Now they became empty-handed without having any source of revenue for the baby's further medical treatment.
 
They hardly hope for the medical condition of the baby with their present financial condition. So, the parents kindly request for the financial help from big-hearted and philanthropists in order to save the life of the baby. 
 
"What you earned for yourself dies with you; but what you give for others will remain immortal"-is the saying that would definitely yield value when we extend our helping hands to those who are in need. 

Your remittances may be sent to following bank account:  
A/C No.: 0631101136678 
A/ C holder's Name: Jagadish 
Bank Name: Canara Bank, Mangaluru 
IFSC Code: CNRB0000631 
Tel: 0091-9343346250

Comments

Abdul
 - 
Wednesday, 24 Jan 2018

Please guys help this baby. instead of giving donations to unwanted things like  tournaments and other functions please help this poor baby. u guys will get swhaaab. 

Dayanand Nerul
 - 
Wednesday, 24 Jan 2018

It is very sad.Let us all help as much as possible for the medical treatment of Pranavi. 

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