“My heart aches to see my little girl in pain. She’s only six, but she’s already endured so much. Please, help us save her.”

Just a few months ago, seven-year-old Leraisha was full of energy, but everything changed when she suddenly stopped eating, began vomiting frequently, and rapidly lost weight. Concerned, her parents, Laiju and Aisha, sought answers. After a series of tests, the doctors delivered a heartbreaking diagnosis: Leraisha is suffering from Crohn’s Disease, a severe form of inflammatory bowel disease.

Her condition requires continuous treatment with biological injections Adalimumab for the next two years. The cost of her treatment at Rajagiri Hospital, Aluva, Kerala (5.9 km from Aluva Railway Station), is estimated at Rs. 3,00,000 (Rupees Three Lakh Only), an amount that seems impossible for Laiju, a driver, and Aisha, a housewife, to gather. The family, with five members, struggles to make ends meet, but they refuse to give up on their little girl.
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