Fighting cervical cancer: help Malathi afford treatment in Aurangabad

In June I was diagnosed with cervical cancer. My oncology team at Aurangabad Cancer Centre has planned 4 rounds of treatment, and the first starts in September. I was told to expect about 7 weeks away from work. I never imagined I'd be writing something like this. I'm 56, I worked as a taxi driver until June, and I have been the main earner for my household. Treatment is covered only in part. Medication that isn't on the approved list, transport to Aurangabad Cancer Centre 3 times a week, and the income I have lost add up quickly. My family is doing everything they can, but we've already sold what we could and are borrowing for groceries. I'll post every invoice and receipt as an update so donors can follow where each gift goes. Where the $1,450 goes: • Chemotherapy and medication not covered: $1,100 • Scans and lab work: $120 • Household costs while unable to work: $230 If you're reading this, thank you.