Blood Cancer (AML)
In the heart of Delhi’s bustling streets, a quiet battle is unfolding. Aavya Tyagi, just 7 years old, is fighting acute myeloid leukemia (AML) — a rare and aggressive form of blood cancer.
Her father, Vivek Tyagi, who worked in a private job, had to leave everything behind and spend all his savings on Aavya’s treatment at AIIMS, Delhi. The family moved from the calm of their village to the chaos of the city, not by choice, but out of love and desperation to save their daughter.
Now, Aavya needs an urgent bone marrow transplant, and the cost of the procedure is Rs.15,00,000. The amount is far beyond what her family can afford.
Despite the pain, Aavya remains full of dreams — of running through fields, playing with friends, and returning to a life filled with laughter. Her strength shines through her innocent eyes, giving her family the courage to carry on.
But today, they cannot do it alone.
The emotional and financial burden has overwhelmed the Tyagi family. Aavya's treatment is ongoing and expensive — every rupee counts, and every helping hand brings them closer to hope.
