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Mission Rajeshwari



TasnimAli Akber's domestic help Rajeswari had fibroid in her uterus and approached Abhaya through Mrs.Rashida Adenwala.

Family Background : Rajeswari works as cook and house keeper drawing a monthly salary of Rs.8000/-. After that she irons clothes and delivers in her neighborhood. She resides at west marredpally.  She was abandoned by her husband and for 10 years she lives alone as both her daughters are married.

Dr.Vijaya Lakshmi, who consults at Geeta Nursing Home suggested surgery for a fibroid in her uterus, quoting a price of Rs.70,000/- plus extra for preoperative tests and blood if required. She had a fibroid which is large and which has started to affect her kidneys and pushing the bladder causing her pain and nausea. 

Tasnim paid Rs.10,000/-. Abhaya foundation pooled Rs.60,000/- and spoke to Dr.Ramachandra Reddy, Meghna Reddy at Geeta Nursing Home. They assured the best possible discount for the lady. She is being operated in the last week of November 2016. Surgery is successful and she is recovering.

Tasnim deeply thanks Abhaya for their timely help and guidance to tap the right sources to increase donations.

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