My name is Rahul Sharma, and I am the father of 1-year-old Shivansh Sharma from Badfara, Ambah, Morena, Madhya Pradesh.

Every parent dreams of seeing their child laugh, run, and grow into a healthy future. My wife and I had the same dreams for our little Shivansh. But today, our lives revolve around hospital corridors instead of playgrounds.

At just 1 year of age, my innocent son has been diagnosed with B-Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (B-ALL), a form of blood cancer. Since the day we received this heartbreaking diagnosis, every sunrise brings another battle, another test, another injection, and another prayer.

Shivansh is too young to understand why he has to endure painful chemotherapy, repeated blood tests, and countless hospital admissions at AIIMS, New Delhi. He only knows that he is in pain, and as his father, I feel helpless every time I see tears in his tiny eyes.

His treatment has been extremely challenging. During chemotherapy, his immunity became dangerously low, leading to severe infections and repeated hospitalizations. There were days when doctors closely monitored every fever because even a minor infection could become life-threatening.

As if this was not enough, during his treatment, Shivansh accidentally fell from his hospital bed and suffered a fracture in his right arm. Watching my little child fight blood cancer while wearing a cast on his tiny arm is a sight no parent should ever have to witness.

Despite everything, Shivansh continues to fight with incredible courage. His tiny smile reminds us not to lose hope, but the financial burden of his treatment has become overwhelming.

We have exhausted our savings, borrowed money from relatives, and done everything within our reach. Yet, the cost of chemotherapy, medicines, blood investigations, transfusions, hospital stays, and supportive care continues to grow beyond our means.

I sincerely pray that no parent ever experiences the pain of watching their child suffer like this.

Please stand with my family during this difficult journey. Your kindness and generosity can give my little Shivansh the greatest gift of all—the gift of life.

Rahul Sharma
Father of Shivansh Sharma

Address:
S/O Shrinivas Sharma, 89, Behind Government School, Badfara, Ambah, Morena, Madhya Pradesh – 476111

My name is Chandra Prakash, and I am the father of my beloved son, Baby Shivansh, who is only 1 year and 9 months old.

No parent ever imagines that their little child will have to fight for his life before even learning to speak properly. Our world turned upside down when the doctors diagnosed Shivansh with Blood Cancer. Since that day, every moment of our lives has been filled with fear, uncertainty, and endless prayers.

At an age when children should be playing with toys, learning to walk, and filling their homes with laughter, my little Shivansh is spending his days in hospital rooms. He has to undergo painful blood tests, medicines, injections, and continuous treatment. Watching my innocent baby cry in pain while I stand beside him helpless is the greatest pain a father can ever experience.

Whenever Shivansh holds my finger with his tiny hands and looks at me with his innocent eyes, I silently promise him that I will do everything possible to save him. But today, despite my determination, I have reached a point where I can no longer bear the financial burden alone.

I have exhausted all my savings, borrowed money from relatives and friends, and tried every possible way to continue his treatment. Unfortunately, the cost of treating blood cancer is far beyond my financial capacity. Every passing day is crucial, and any interruption in his treatment could put his precious life at greater risk.

Today, I fold my hands before you with a humble request. Please help my little son fight this battle against blood cancer. Your generous donation—whether large or small—will directly support his treatment and give him a chance to grow up, celebrate birthdays, go to school, and live the childhood every child deserves.

If you are unable to contribute financially, I kindly request you to share Shivansh’s story with your family, friends, and social media. Your one share may reach someone whose kindness can become the miracle that saves my son’s life.

Every prayer, every donation, and every act of kindness gives us hope that Shivansh will one day overcome this disease and live a healthy, happy life.

From the bottom of my heart, I sincerely thank you for taking the time to read our appeal. May God bless you and your loved ones with good health, happiness, and endless blessings.

With hope and gratitude,

Chandra Prakash
Father of Baby Shivansh (1 Year 9 Months)

Address: Chandarpur Barwa Chhawani, Kushinagar, Uttar Pradesh – 274306, India

My name is Amarjeet Yadav, and I am the father of Mahima, a 2.5-year-old little girl who is courageously fighting Retinoblastoma (Eye Cancer).

A few months ago, our family received the heartbreaking news that our daughter had cancer in her right eye. Since then, our lives have revolved around hospitals, tests, chemotherapy sessions, and prayers for her recovery. Seeing such a young child suffer through cancer treatment is a pain no parent can ever describe.

Despite undergoing chemotherapy, the cancer remained aggressive. Doctors at AIIMS, New Delhi, had to perform surgery to remove her right eye in order to save her life. The histopathology report confirmed poorly differentiated retinoblastoma with optic nerve infiltration, making her condition serious and requiring continued medical care, follow-up treatment, investigations, and monitoring.

As a father, my greatest wish is to see my daughter grow up healthy, happy, and free from pain. Unfortunately, the cost of treatment, medicines, investigations, hospital visits, travel, and post-operative care has placed an enormous financial burden on our family. We have exhausted much of our savings and are struggling to meet the ongoing medical expenses.

Today, with folded hands, I humbly request your support for my daughter. Your contribution, whether small or large, can help us continue her treatment and give her a chance at a healthy future.

Your Donation Will Help With:

• Cancer treatment and follow-up care
• Medical investigations and diagnostic tests
• Medicines and supportive treatment
• Hospital visits and travel expenses
• Nutritional support during recovery
• Future treatment requirements as advised by doctors

Every donation brings hope to our family and helps us continue Mahima’s fight against cancer.

We request you to kindly keep Mahima in your prayers and support her treatment in any way possible. Your generosity can make a life-changing difference for our little daughter.

Thank you for your kindness, compassion, and support.

Sincerely,

Amarjeet Yadav
(Father of Mahima)

Address:
CHANDARPUR BARWA CHHAWANI
KUSHINAGAR, UTTAR PRADESH – 274306
INDIA

I am the father of a 4-year-old daughter, Ayanti, who is currently fighting blood cancer.

Blood cancer is a serious and life-threatening illness that affects the blood cells and weakens the body’s ability to fight infections. In Ayanti’s case, her condition has made her very weak, and she requires continuous medical care and treatment. She is currently undergoing treatment at All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), where the doctors are doing their best to help her recover. Her hospital UHID is 108762414.

We are originally from Bilaspur, Uttar Pradesh. I work as a daily wage labourer, and my income is very limited. Even fulfilling our basic daily needs has always been a challenge. Now, with Ayanti’s illness, our situation has become extremely difficult. I am unable to work regularly because I need to stay with my daughter during her treatment, and we have no stable source of income left.

Watching my little daughter go through pain at such a young age is something no parent should ever experience. She was once a cheerful and playful child, but now her days are filled with hospital visits, medicines, and weakness. As parents, we feel helpless seeing her suffer and not being able to provide everything she needs for her treatment.

We are going through one of the hardest phases of our lives. With folded hands, I request you to please support us in any way possible so that we can continue Ayanti’s treatment and give her a chance to live a healthy life again. Your help, kindness, and prayers can bring hope back into our lives.

If you need any further details or documents regarding her treatment, I will be ready to share them.

My name is Ajay, and I am the father of my 2 years and 4 months old son, Ayansh, who is suffering from eye cancer. Today, my little child is fighting for his life against a disease no child should ever face.

Ayansh has been diagnosed with eye cancer and is currently undergoing treatment at All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Division of Pediatric Oncology, under UHID: 108714214. Hearing such a diagnosis for a child who is not even three years old shattered our entire world.

We belong to a small village — Gram Chhireta, Chhata, PO Baroni, District Datia, Madhya Pradesh (475686). Life was already very difficult for us, but after Ayansh’s illness, everything changed overnight. My wife, Deeksha Jatav, is a homemaker and spends every moment caring for our son, while I try to stay strong for my family.

Ayansh is too young to understand why he is suffering, why his eye hurts, or why he cannot see properly. He cries in pain, clings to his mother in fear, and gets scared of hospital rooms, injections, and medical procedures. Watching our innocent child go through this pain breaks us as parents every single day.

Doctors have clearly told us that Ayansh’s eye cancer is serious and requires continuous, timely, and careful treatment. The journey ahead is long, emotionally exhausting, and frightening. As parents, we are doing everything possible, but our strength and resources feel very small in front of such a big illness.

As a father, nothing hurts more than feeling helpless when your child is suffering. If I could take this pain upon myself, I would do so without a second thought. All we want is to see Ayansh healthy again — to see him grow, play, smile, and live the life every child deserves.

With folded hands, I humbly reach out for support, prayers, and compassion. Your kindness and concern can give our little Ayansh hope and strength in this darkest phase of our lives. Even knowing that people care gives us the courage to keep fighting for our son.

Thank you for taking the time to read Ayansh’s story. We will always be grateful for your empathy, humanity, and support.

My name is Surendra Guthani, and I am a daily wage labourer from Siwan, Bihar. I am writing this with folded hands, as a helpless father seeking support to save my 3-year-old son, Sonamati.

A few months ago, we noticed something unusual in Sonamati’s eye. There was swelling and a strange shine that didn’t feel normal. Soon, he started complaining of pain and discomfort. As parents, we were worried and rushed him to doctors. After several tests, our worst fear came true — our little child has been diagnosed with eye cancer.

Currently, Sonamati is undergoing treatment at AIIMS Delhi. The doctors have told us that his condition is serious and requires urgent treatment, including chemotherapy and possible surgery. They also said that delay in treatment can risk his life and even his vision permanently.

As a father, it breaks my heart to see my little boy in such pain. He cries at night, unable to understand why he has to stay in the hospital. Sometimes he holds my hand and says, “Papa, let’s go home… I don’t want to stay here.” I have no answer to give him. I just try to console him while hiding my own tears.

I earn only a small amount as a labourer, which is barely enough to feed my family. We have already spent whatever little savings we had and borrowed money from relatives. But the cost of his treatment is far beyond what we can manage.

Today, I stand before you as a father who is trying everything possible to save his child. I humbly request you to please support us in this difficult time. Your contribution, no matter how small, can help my son get the treatment he urgently needs.

If you are unable to donate, please share this message so it can reach someone who can help.

My name is Sudha Devi, and I am the mother of my 4-year-old son, Krishna. Today, I am writing this with tears in my eyes and hope in my heart, asking for your prayers and support for my little boy.

Kartik ( Krishna ) is just four years old, too young to understand the pain he is going through. He has been diagnosed with eye cancer, a disease no child should ever have to face. So far, he has already undergone two painful operations. Watching my small child being taken into the operation theatre again and again has been the most heartbreaking experience of my life. Yet, despite everything, he tries to smile and hold my hand tightly, trusting that his mother will make everything okay.

Doctors have now told us that Kartik ( Krishna ) needs one more major operation for his treatment to continue successfully. This surgery is very important for saving his life and giving him a chance to see a brighter future.

Our situation is very difficult. My husband is suffering from paralysis and is unable to work or support the family. As a mother, I am trying to manage everything alone — caring for my sick husband, taking Kartik ( Krishna ) to the hospital, arranging medicines, and somehow running the household. There are days when I feel completely broken, but when I look at my son’s innocent face, I gather strength again.

Kartik ( Krishna ) is our only hope and our entire world. He deserves to play, to laugh, to go to school, and to live a healthy childhood like other children. Instead, he is spending his early years in hospitals and operation rooms. As a mother, I feel helpless that I cannot give him the secure and happy life he deserves without the support of kind people.

I humbly request you to please keep my son in your prayers and extend your support in any way possible. Your kindness can become the reason for Krishna’s recovery and the light in our dark times.

From a mother’s broken yet hopeful heart, I thank you for taking the time to read our story and for standing with us in this difficult journey.

My name is Gopi Singh, and I am a father fighting the hardest battle of my life—to save my 6-year-old son, Deepak, who is suffering from eye cancer.

We live in a very small town, where life itself is a daily struggle. I work with my hands and whatever small work I get, just enough to somehow manage food for my family. Even on good days, earning for basic bread and butter is difficult. But nothing could have prepared us for the moment when doctors told us that our little Deepak has cancer in his eye.

Deepak is only six years old. At an age when children dream, play, and laugh freely, my son is facing pain, fear, and long hospital visits. His innocent eyes, which once sparkled with curiosity, now carry suffering that no child should ever endure. Seeing him cry in pain, asking why he cannot see properly, breaks me every single day.

Doctors have told us that his condition is serious and needs urgent and continuous treatment. The process is long, emotionally exhausting, and extremely difficult for a family like ours. As parents, we are doing everything possible, but our limited means are not enough to fight such a big illness alone.

As a father, it is unbearable to feel helpless while your child is suffering. I would give anything—my comfort, my strength, my life—if it could take away my son’s pain. All I want is to see Deepak healthy again, to watch him go to school, play with friends, and live a normal childhood.

With folded hands, I reach out to you for support, prayers, and compassion. Any help, guidance, or kindness during this difficult time can give my son a chance to fight and survive. Your support can become hope for a child who still has his whole life ahead of him.

Thank you for taking the time to read my son’s story. Your understanding and kindness mean more to us than words can ever express.

My name is Manoj, father of little Master Kishor. We live a very simple life, surviving day by day on daily wages. I work as a labourer, and with great difficulty I earn around ₹10,000–15,000 per month. Whatever I earn goes into running our home and trying to give my child a safe life.

My son Kishor is just 2 years and 3 months old. At this age, children should be playing, laughing, and discovering the world. But instead, our little boy is fighting a battle no child should ever have to face.

A few months ago, we noticed something unusual in his eye. We thought it might be dust or a minor infection. But slowly, his condition worsened. After many hospital visits and tests, the doctors gave us news that broke our hearts completely —
our son has eye cancer.

When we heard this, everything went silent for us. My wife cried endlessly, and I felt helpless. As a father, watching my small child suffer pain, fear, and repeated hospital procedures is unbearable. He doesn’t understand why he is being poked with needles or taken away from home so often. He only looks at us with innocent eyes, trusting us to protect him.

His treatment is ongoing, and the medical expenses, travel, and daily needs are far beyond our capacity. Many times, I stand helpless, wondering how I will arrange the next hospital visit. But even then, we do not give up — because he is our son, our hope, our life.

Every night, I pray that God gives my child strength.
Every day, I wish I could take his pain upon myself.

We are humbly requesting support, prayers, and blessings for Master Kishor’s treatment. Any help can give our child a chance to see the world clearly, to grow up healthy, and to live the life every child deserves.

Please keep our little warrior in your prayers.
Your support can keep our hope alive.

My name is Balam Kumar, father of baby Varsha. We live in Kaitha, Aliganj, Sojamui, Bihar. My daughter is just 2 years and 2 months old, but life has already put her into a battle no child should ever face.

A few months ago, we noticed that her eye wasn’t looking normal. At first, we thought it was a small infection, but slowly things got worse. After taking her to the hospital, doctors told us something that shattered our hearts —
our little Varsha is suffering from eye cancer.

Hearing this, my wife broke down completely, and I felt the ground slip from under my feet. She is our only daughter… our entire world. Seeing such a small child go through painful tests and treatments is something no parent should ever witness.

Her treatment is going on, and her UHID number is 108606166. I am a labourer, and with great difficulty I earn around ₹10,000 per month. We try our best to manage our home and her medical needs, but the expenses and travel take a heavy toll on us. Still, we are determined to fight for her — because she deserves to grow, to play, to smile, to live a normal life.

Every day I pray for strength… for her, for us.
Every day I wish I could take her pain away.

We are humbly requesting support, blessings, and strength for our baby Varsha’s treatment. Your support can help us keep hope alive and continue her fight against this disease. Please keep her in your prayers.