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Life goes on and on and on………….. and on!

Life cannot be more cruel........ For Kodi Bhaskar, a lad in his teens has suffered more than his lifetime and still the life for him goes on.

Bhaskar, born to a poor family of six, whose family migrated 17 yrs back to the city of Hyderabad expecting a fortune-of-good ended up in a story of mystery, misery and sorrow. Venaktaiah, a plumber by profession and Anjamma, a housewife, parents of Bhaskar died four years back – they both were tested positive for HIV. His youngest brother who too acquired HIV, died last year; but luck favoured Bhaskar, he was tested negative.
Bhaskar now survived by his two sisters and old grandmother; elder sister, Bagya, has got married and younger sister Bargavi is in class IV. Both, Bhaskar and sister Bargavi, stay in govt hostel and visit grandma’s place during school holidays.

Bhaskar has multiple congenital defects which are medically termed as microtia of right ear, right facial palsy and polydactyly of both upper and lower limbs that means, he has a deformed right ear pinnae and is partially deaf from his right ear, his hands and legs have six digits each and hence makes his life miserable. He does not get shoes that fit into his feet and he finds it difficult to hold things with his hands due to the additional fingers he has got, but with all this still life for him goes on.

Bhaskar, student of class VII at Govt High School Kulsumpura, is very fond of school and is one of the most regular students. He visited the school OP for getting his corrective surgery done and the doctors has referred him to the Base Hospital. Doctors after conducting several investigations along with other specialist surgeons have allotted date for his corrective surgery.


Hope the corrective surgery shall offer something to look upon and live…………for little Bhaskar!!!

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