Celebrating Shaksyam: Our 92nd Leo’s Kid to Survive Cancer After 254 Days of Treatment.
We are thrilled to announce that our 138th Leo’s Kid, Shaksyam Jaiswal, has completed his cancer treatment! Shaksyam, a brave 7-year-old from Rautahat, battled blood cancer with incredible strength and resilience. He was admitted to Patan Hospital for his treatment and stayed at Leo’s Kids P-Flats for 254 days during this challenging journey. Shaksyam is our 92nd Leo’s Kid to survive cancer, and we couldn’t be prouder of him and his family for their courage and perseverance.If you’d like to support Leo’s Kids like Shaksyam, please consider donating.
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