Appeal for Kidney Transplant to Save Student

A heartfelt humanitarian appeal has been made to help save the life of a young Bangladeshi college student whose both kidneys have failed. Twenty-three-year-old Sushma Rani Roy, a second-year honours student studying at Dinajpur Government College under the university programme, is currently battling severe kidney failure and urgently requires a kidney transplant to survive.

Her family says the situation has reached a critical stage, and without immediate medical intervention her chances of survival are extremely slim. Doctors have advised that a kidney transplant is now the only viable treatment option.

The desperate plea for help echoes the spirit of the famous song “Manush Manusher Jonno, Jibon Jiboner Jonno” (“Humans are for humanity, life is for life”), performed by legendary singer Bhupen Hazarika. For Sushma and her family, the message of compassion contained in those words has become painfully relevant, as they now depend on the goodwill and generosity of others to save her life.

Critical Medical Condition

According to family members, Sushma has been suffering from kidney complications for several years. Over time, both of her kidneys have completely stopped functioning. She now requires a kidney transplant and a compatible donor with AB positive blood type to have any realistic chance of recovery.

Medical specialists have informed the family that the transplant procedure, along with pre- and post-operative treatment, will cost approximately 40 lakh Bangladeshi taka (around £30,000). This sum is far beyond what her family can afford.

For the past three years, Sushma’s relatives have been struggling to manage her treatment in hospitals in both Bangladesh and India. The prolonged medical expenses have exhausted the family’s savings and left them financially devastated.

Financial and Medical Needs

Sushma’s family now faces two urgent challenges: finding a suitable kidney donor and raising enough funds for the life-saving transplant operation.

Family’s Appeal for Compassion

Sushma’s family says she remains determined to live and continue her education if she can receive the necessary treatment. However, the financial burden has become overwhelming.

With no other options left, the family has turned to compassionate members of society, appealing to kind-hearted individuals, philanthropists and well-wishers to extend their support. Even small contributions, they say, could collectively make a significant difference in saving her life.

The family hopes that public generosity will help make the costly transplant procedure possible and give Sushma another chance to recover and pursue her dreams.

How to Provide Assistance

Those wishing to help may contact the family or send financial assistance through the following details:

Mobile (bKash): 01731918246
Bank Account:
Savings Account No: 1809301027632
Sonali Bank, Corporate Branch, Dinajpur

The family has expressed deep gratitude in advance to anyone who comes forward to help. They believe that with the compassion and solidarity of society, Sushma may still be given the opportunity to continue her life and education.