Lukeshwar Dhankar looks like any other child, but his life is nothing close to ordinary. Born with a rare condition known as Bullous Disorder of Childhood, his skin is as fragile as paper. A slight scratch? It tears. A minute in the sun? It blisters. And sometimes, even without any touch at all, his body starts bleeding.
The Sun Is His Enemy. His Body, a Battlefield.
While other children play under the sky, Lukeshwar must stay covered from head to toe—even in school. His classmates see his layers of cloth. What they don’t see is the pain hidden beneath every step, every breath. His skin doesn’t heal. It scars. It burns. It hurts.And it’s not just the surface. His organs are at risk. Doctors warn he now needs urgent, prolonged treatment—across dermatology, immunology, and organ care—to survive.
History Repeating Itself
Lukeshwar had a sister once. She had the same disease. She didn’t make it.
Now, his parents—already emotionally shattered and financially devastated—watch in crippling fear, wondering if they’ll lose another child to the same fate.
They are too poor to afford treatment. But they carry hope in their eyes. And right now, that hope is you. 
The Treatment He Needs
Doctors at SK Care Hospital, Raipur, have advised:
- Immuno-modulator therapy
- Skin and cosmetic support
- Treatment for secondary infections
- Organ support
- Travel, stay, and long-term hospital care
Estimated cost: ₹14,00,000
Treatment duration: 8–10 months
Why Your Support Can Save His Life
Lukeshwar is just 9. He wants to live, study, run, play—without pain, without fear.
But without timely help, his condition will only worsen. His immune system will fail. His skin will continue tearing. And another life may slip away—just like his sister's.
Your donation can change that.
You can gift him the chance to grow up, go to school, and one day tell the world: “I survived because someone out there chose to help.”
How You Can Help
- Donate what you can
- Share this story with your friends and family
- Be the reason Lukeshwar lives past 9
Sometimes, the kindest thing you can do is simply care. And click.
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