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Stay Fit
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Keep Calm
Manage your stress with mindfulness
- Mindfulness
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- Mind-Body Medicine
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Veena Sharma (NHL): “Our optimism only helped my son to survive.”
Though it is challenging to be positive and emotionally strong in this situation, that is the only t
Nasreen Hashmi (Oral Cancer): “Today, I can eat anything”
Before I discuss my journey after diagnosis, I would like to share how it all started, and how one t
Pawan (pancreatic cancer caregiver): “Dad’s motivation”
I am a dietician and know a few people who have endured disease and are doing great in their lives n
Shailan Robinson (Blood cancer – ALL): I heard God, and he is beautiful
I heard a voice, “Do not look at the reports. Your reports will not determine your fate. Your fait
Bhavya Patel (Liver Cancer): We have to create a mirage
My father knew that he had 6 months to a year to live. In spite of knowing this, he was worried abo
Abhishek Tripathi (Blood Cancer): The second shot at life.
But as they say, life has its twists and turns. In my case, the twists and turns happened too fast a
Robin (Germ cell tumor): Companion in life and beyond.
About 2 months before our scheduled marriage date, Robin was diagnosed with germ cell tumor. We were
Rana Sarika (Carcinoma): “You need to trust in something”
Gradually, my treatment unfolded upon me that life is something beyond grieving on lost, unfulfilled
Jay Gosar (Cancer caregiver): “The experience was life-changing”
My grandfather was 76 years old when he was diagnosed with cancer. The first signs were his reduced
Dashrat Singh (Oral cancer): “My father will always be my hero!”
The hospital recommended that we complete 30 radiotherapy and chemotherapy sessions, but my father
S K Rout (Caregiver): “Juggling love, care, and time.”
None of us had expected this relapse, and we were taken aback by the sudden development. My wife’s
Jayant Dedhia (Caregiver): “A healthy diet saved my family.”
My brother and father have already been cancer fighters. So, my wife was well aware of a cancer pain
Priya Dave (Caregiver): “We still believe in magic.”
It all started when she felt she had a bloated stomach and felt extremely uncomfortable. Initially,
Shyamala Datar (Caregiver): “Your perspective is everything”
Several people have asked us if she opted for an alternative treatment method. So to begin with, she
Shweta (Blood cancer): “Shores of healing in our ship of hope.”
The thing with blood cancer is that it does not have stages like the other cancer types because no
Yashwant Keni (Breast Cancer Survivor): “Cancer treatment is indeed possible”
We did not opt for an alternative treatment because we trusted the doctors thoroughly. Since it was
Tangvi (Breast cancer): “Help comes in unexpected ways.”
She is a strong lady who fought bravely and showed us that anything is possible with courage. It was
Manisha Yadav (Breast Cancer): “Be your own support!”
Supportive work colleagues and associates who encouraged me to take a six month's break from work an
Jinal Shah (Bladder cancer): “Papa will always be our superman!”
He experienced unbearable pain after a month and collapsed when the ambulance came home to take him.
Srimukhi Iyer (Ovarian Cancer): “All I need is mother & belief.”
In both my mother and my cases, chemotherapy was more of a preventive measure than a cure for us....
Vikas (Brain Cancer): “How I became the village hero!”
When I was diagnosed with a brain tumor, I was engaged to my lady love. But the lack of awareness...
Dr Gauri Bhatnagar (Breast Cancer): “Remember me as a striver.”
My surgery took place on 1st January 2015, and I underwent 28 cycles of radiotherapy and 8 sessions
Kunal Sankhlecha (Breast cancer): “It was a rollercoaster ride.”
It was after that, when she went for chemotherapy but didn't feel any improvement. On the contrary,
Steffi Mac (acute lymphoblastic leukemia): “My battle to glory”.
Along with my bone marrow surgery, my cancer treatment demanded chemotherapy and radiation. The side
Prateek (Hodgkin Lymphoma): “The battle is very personal”
I was diagnosed with Hodgkin Lymphoma. According to textbook definitions, stage 4 cancer refers to..
Bhupendra Tripathi (Non-hodgkin lymphoma): “Full-time fighter.”
Tests revealed that I had multiple tumors in my spine and a set of two damaged vertebrae. That had
Praveen & Vrinda (Leukemia): “Fighting destiny with hope.”
My husband was diagnosed with T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia in September 2011. He initially ex
Venkat (Skin cancer): Brighter tomorrow for a healthy life
Hello All, I am Venkat (Age 34) from India working as a Software Engineer with the big Blue. 8 month
Neha Goswami (Brain cancer): “My mother is a fighter”
Create beautiful memories they will act as an anchor to keep you from being swept away, when hit by
Vishal Joshi (Colorectal cancer): “Stay strong it’s a long way to go”
My father had been prescribed an ultrasound when his body had first shown symptoms of the ailment,
Abhishek & Pooja (Breast cancer): “Incredibly resilient and a fighter”
Seven years back, I lost my best friend Akanksha to acute-leukemia. It was heart-wrenching, but she
Shruti (Lung cancer): “Everything depends upon your will power”
When he underwent a Positron Emission Tomography (PET) scan, it was found that he had been affected
Madhu Khanna (Breast cancer): “The power of will.”
Her demise also taught me to the value of a life, my experiences with her during made me see Cancer
Niati (Hodgkin’s Lymphoma): “Concentrate on your recovery.”
A major problem which I noticed about our system of treatment was that there is no amalgamation of
Pramod Sharma (Blood cancer): “Her jolly spirit kept her alive”
Be kind and compassionate towards others tell everyone to believe in the power of not giving up and
Nikita Khanna (Mouth cancer): “Music is the language of spirit”
There were quite a few things that were therapeutic for her during the treatment. My mother used to
Kokila (Breast cancer): “Hang in there, this too shall pass”
But the operation obviously was not the end of the road for me, I had to undergo about 25 cycles of
Pratima Shah (Breast cancer): “I decided to toughen up.”
My approach to chemo has surprised many people, as I treat it like injections for a common flu...
Pratyusha (Prostate cancer): “Give as much love as we can.”
His chemotherapy days were not smooth, but he’d still put up a brave front. He even went to gather
Neeti Walavalkar (Breast cancer): “Communication is everything.”
My sisters and I were devastated; we knew that if we told Mumma about cancer relapse, she would be
Nisha (Breast cancer): “Cancer changed my life for the better”
After a bunch of tests, doctors told that I have cancer and have to go through chemotherapy as soon
Mehul Doshi: “We serve God by serving others”
This story is of Mehul Doshi. An Angel in human form, Mehul is a resident of Mumbai and he has been
Suvendu Das (Colon cancer): “Fourth Stage of Inspiration”
When Subhendu saw Dimple not only motivating but also performing healing practices like meditation,
Suman (Blood cancer): “My second innings is beautiful”
Suman says that his fight is something worth sharing. He says that it is all about the second chance
Devansh (Blood cancer): “Defeating Cancer with Love”
Story of Devansh, a 6 year old boy who was diagnosed with blood cancer. Fortunately, it was detected
Deepa (Breast cancer): “Cancer has forced me to focus on self-care.”
Unfortunately, Cancer knocked on her door once again. However this time she was ready and pumped wit
Srishti (Ewing’s sarcoma): “The only option is not to give up”
She gave strength to me, our family with a reassuring smile on her face through all the pain which
Dimple & Nitesh (Colorectal cancer): “Healing is different from curing.”
Dimple Parmar & Nitesh Prajapat were two people in love, Nitesh was battling through the last stage
Sharmila Date (Cervical cancer): “Don’t slip into self-pity mode.”
Early last year when I had this throbbing pain in my lower abdomen, I thought it would go away with
Manmohan Taneja (Head & neck cancer): “Live life everyday.”
I recently heard of a very millennial term called YOLO, someone told me it means you only live once.
Pankaj Mathur (Sarcoma): “Saw hope in family’s eyes”
The doctors told me that I most likely had soft tissue sarcoma and that the swelling on my calf was
Rahul & Monika (Lung cancer): “Cancer chose the wrong person”
In 2016, my wife and I had completed almost 4 years of our marriage and we had a two and half year
Ripunanda (Breast cancer): “Making our health a priority.”
It was November 2016, my father-in-law had suffered a stroke and everyone in the family was worried
Monica Goel (Colon cancer): “Colonoscopy saved my life”
Devastated, my husband and I traveled back home, but I was determined to get help and that’s when
Monica Gulati (Bladder cancer): “How cancer taught me to live”
I had finished a Ph.D. in NeuroImmunology from the University of Zurich in 2009. For some reason,
Pooja Smita (Adenocarcinoma cancer): “Be like a river”
I was diagnosed with Inoperable Aggressive Small Bowel Adenocarcinoma, stage 3 on Oct 26, 2018. With
Rohini Patil (Breast cancer): “I had someone special to live for”
I started working with all sections of society through awareness presentations and free mammography
Jimit Gandhi (Blood cancer): “It’s all for a while. You’re a strong boy.”
Everything was going fine, my body was responding to the medications and everything was seeming to
What people say about us
Dimple Parmar is a highly gifted colleague in our Healing Circles Global work and in our Beyond Conventional Cancer Therapies international website. "http://healingcirclesglobal.org/" and "https://bcct.ngo/" Dimple bring enormous creativity and dedication to her work in India and beyond helping people from all backgrounds facing a cancer diagnosis. We hold Dimple in high regard.
Dr Michael Lerner
Harvard, Yale, Author, MacArthur Prize Winner
Fighting through a disease is a horrifying thing for someone to go through, mentally and physically. It really hurts the people suffering and those around them. ZenOnco.IO has really been a great help to us. Finding ways to help the healing process and to find the right tools to do is really something that ZenOnco.IO have helped me with. I appreciate the attention, time and kindness from everyone involved. The program had a great follow up and follow through. Very organized even considering the present Covid19 situation. Thankyou ZenOnco.IO
Rahul
I know Dimple through her college days at IIM Calcutta. The way her life journey has transformed her is truly beautiful. She is a great inspiration to all. Love Heals Cancer (LHC) and ZenOnco.io founded by Dimple provides a much needed research-based platform for the families and doctors to navigate them through this journey. They are at the top of my referral list for web-based information on integrative cancer care.
Prof. V. K. Unni
IIM Calcutta
I met Dimple last year and was amazed to know her journey full of fortitude. I was undergoing chemotherapy myself and she helped me understand nutrition in details and deal with the after effects of chemo more effectively. She also guided me to a naturopathy retreat to detox later in the year. I think she is superwoman and extremely talented.
Teena
Breast Cancer Survivor
Respected Dimple ji. You were introduced by dear Jitendra to me. He is a dear friend and well wisher of mine. You are doing a great work for cancer patients, survivors and their families. I do appreciate that. I believe that the past is gone and no one in this world can change that. Future is unknown and no one can predict that. So why worry about these. We do have present and we should enjoy what present is - I believe I’m doing it pretty good.
Surinder Pittsburgh
4th stage brain tumour