Donate for Razia’s Work up and Biopsy

Razia Bibi's Story

Razia Bibi, 37 years old, observed numerous lumps on her neck and armpit. She got a little alarmed and consulted her friend for advice on what she should do. The friend suggested that she should consult a physician since it might be cancer. This further increased Razia’s worry. She immediately got herself checked from the local hospital. After thorough testing and check-up, she was found to have cervical and axillary lymphadenopathy. Furthermore, the doctor advised work up for the diagnosis of her disease. She was also advised to have an excision and biopsy.

Razia’s worries have only amplified since her consultation as she does not have the means to pay for the advised medical procedures. She works as a house maid and earns only PKR 8000 per month. She has three daughters and one son, all dependent on her earning as her husband left her about six years ago.

“It is hard being a single mother. I worry about my children and how I will fulfil their needs, all day long. On top of everything, my own health is compromised now. Who will take care of my children if something happens to me?”– says Razia with tears in her eyes.

On the consultant’s advice, Razia contacted us and got herself registered. However, we cannot help her without your support. Your donations matter to Razia more than you can imagine. So, we request you to donate generously for her.

Razia Bibi's Story

Razia Bibi, aged 37, a resident of Lahore, was suffering from breathlessness, insomnia, and pain in her throat for the past seven years. Upon consultation, she was diagnosed with enlarged right cervical and axillary lymph nodes. Her work up was planned for generalized lymphadenopathy. Her CT scans and excisional biopsy was advised. For this purpose she was admitted to Lahore Care Hospital, where she was worked up on advice of Dr. Ahmed Fawad, including excisional biopsy on 25.02.2021. Her biopsy report revealed that she is having Granulomatous Lymphadenitis favouring Tuberculosis after correlation with CT scan reports. She was discharged from the hospital in a satisfactory condition after three days of stay. She is now ready for medical treatment.