Help poor Thalassemia affected children to live (betterplace.org)

A destitute women having two thalassemia affected girl children in Madurai. She lost her elder daughter and her husband due to Thalassemia

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As you might all be aware ‘ Thalassemia “ is a genetic blood disease , in which all the patients have to undergo blood transfusion once in 21 days for keeping up their Hemoglobin count and just to live. And they need medicines to the tune of 10 Euro per month per child and the only cure to them is “ Stem Cell Therapy” or “ Bone Marrow Transplantation “ which will cost around 20000 Euros.
Unfortunately there are around 66 Children undergoing treatment (Blood Transfusion) in Madurai Government Rajaji Hospital and they are from economically downtrodden families who cannot afford to buy medicines for their children. Some of them don’t even come for transfusion since it will affect their parent’s daily wages. The medicines are not supplied by Tamil Nadu Government and most of the children are without medication for a long time. We request you to join us in this mission to help the poor children free of their miseries.

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Location: Madurai, India
Updated on 17 May 2013, published on 28 December 2010

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To provide life saving chelation medications to children suffering with Thalassemia from very poor economic background in rural areas of Madura district in India.

Created on 28 December 2010

Help poor Thalassemia affected children to live

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