We could not save Chetna.. but someone up there seems to think that our heartFix venture is worthwhile.. and out of the blue landed Nandini from a remote village in Bihar. She is 9 and needs heart surgery to repair a hole in her heart..
In spite of her exhausting medical condition, and the factt that she lives in a small village, Nandini is in class V and even speaks English. She loves maths and wants to be a doctor. We asked her to come to class till her surgery and as you can see she has not only made friends but is even helping others .says a lot about rural India!
Her father is a small farmer who toild all day long and barely feeds his family. Nandini has two brothers and one sister. She is a lovely girl and her family is fighting for her life, but needs some help and support.. She has come with her gradmother and uncle.. It is heartwarming to see a small family with limited means trying to save this lovely girl child.
In spite of laws that promise treatment for the poor in private hospitals, little children like Nandini will fall out of the net, as it will be proved that the income of the family is more than the BPL rs 2000/ a month.
So Nandini’s heart is for our heartFix Hotel!
i am curious how will this be proved that the family is above BPL…also i feel if they approach the president,,who is a known for his fondness for children,,he will do somethin……
I hate to remind what ‘Anonymous’ replied to ur last comment but
I think its time u contribute something that has a ‘real value’ instead of your ‘free advise’…else just appreciate..
Ankur
so there is free advise in reply to my free advise 🙂
but i will take it and no more comments from my side…i just wanted to see some discussion on these things,,rather than just glorifying the plight of people and students..and inviting pity..