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Hello & Namaste! I am reaching out to everyone to help Anmol, who is in dire need. Anmol, the meaning of this name is 'Precious', almost 4 year old now, a beautiful soul, has been diagnosed and is currently been treated for Lymphoma Cancer. You can get a bit more information about this through this link - http://www.leukaemia.org.au/blood-cancers/lymphomas?gclid=CKPTwovOk9ACFc6bvQodJNcHWw
Anmol, who is about to turn 4 on this 21st November, her parents came to Australia on Student Visa couple of years back and then she was born in 2012. Although, she was born here in Australia, because of her parent's visa status, she is not an Australian citizen and thus, unfortunately, don't have medicare.
They do have private health insurance but unfortunately, they are not 100% covered. Doctor had advised Anmol's parents to take her back to India, but at this stage, she is not healthy and fit enough to travel. Cancer cells have developed Lymphoma around her wind pipes and chest, which might make it difficult for her to breathe at high altitude. And there are so many other complications involved. They are starting her first round of chemo soon and when her condition gets better, her parents would hopefully be taking her overseas for further treatment.
Because of this situation, I am reaching out to everyone to help as much as they are willing to save a life. Count your blessings and please come forward to help. We always have been an example of a close knit and strong community, and this time as well we all need to bond as one.
Every bit helps, and you have our deepest gratitude for any donations made or for sharing this story. For more Details or any other information about Anmol, you can call or visit Lady Cilento Children's Hospital, South Bank, Brisbane, QLD.
Anmol, who is about to turn 4 on this 21st November, her parents came to Australia on Student Visa couple of years back and then she was born in 2012. Although, she was born here in Australia, because of her parent's visa status, she is not an Australian citizen and thus, unfortunately, don't have medicare.
They do have private health insurance but unfortunately, they are not 100% covered. Doctor had advised Anmol's parents to take her back to India, but at this stage, she is not healthy and fit enough to travel. Cancer cells have developed Lymphoma around her wind pipes and chest, which might make it difficult for her to breathe at high altitude. And there are so many other complications involved. They are starting her first round of chemo soon and when her condition gets better, her parents would hopefully be taking her overseas for further treatment.
Because of this situation, I am reaching out to everyone to help as much as they are willing to save a life. Count your blessings and please come forward to help. We always have been an example of a close knit and strong community, and this time as well we all need to bond as one.
Every bit helps, and you have our deepest gratitude for any donations made or for sharing this story. For more Details or any other information about Anmol, you can call or visit Lady Cilento Children's Hospital, South Bank, Brisbane, QLD.
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Prerna Pahwa
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Eight Mile Plains QLD
