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Dhiman Chatterjee (Blood Cancer Caregiver): Positivity Is A Way Of Life

Dhiman Chatterjee (Blood Cancer Caregiver): Positivity Is A Way Of Life

We take life for granted, but we should live our life to the fullest. We should keep our life simple and enjoy our precious life. Blood Cancer Diagnosis She didn't have any noticeable symptoms of Blood Cancer at first. She had
Dilshad (Breast Cancer): She Was Always Smiling

Dilshad (Breast Cancer): She Was Always Smiling

My mother-in-law had Stage One Breast Cancer in 2001. She had lumps for two years and two years later, after the surgery, she passed away. How many cycles of chemo and radiation did she go through? She was treated at a hospital in Colaba. Two years after she had the lumps removed, she
Nikita Khanna (Mouth Cancer): Music Is The Language Of Spirit

Nikita Khanna (Mouth Cancer): Music Is The Language Of Spirit

January 19, 2020: My mother was diagnosed with mouth cancer. Mouth or Oral Cancer is the cancer of the lining of lips, mouth, or upper throat. It usually starts as a painless white patch, later developing into red patches, ulcers, and continues to grow. We went for a couple of rounds
Atanu Pramanik (Liver Cancer): Give It Your Best Fight!

Atanu Pramanik (Liver Cancer): Give It Your Best Fight!

This is the story of my father, who was diagnosed with terminal cancer at the age of 54 years. He had an ulcer in the intestine which converted into cancer and spread to the liver, which is called liver metastasis and ulcerative colitis. It was in the last stage when
Gilbert Toglia (4th Stage Colorectal Cancer): That Faith In God Can Truly Bring Healing And Miracles

Gilbert Toglia (4th Stage Colorectal Cancer): That Faith In God Can Truly Bring Healing And Miracles

My journey through cancer was truly a test of fire. It made me realize that I'm not invincible and that any one of us could easily be put in this trial, testing who you are and what you're made of, without questions or answers. It brought my faith
Mandar (Pancreatic Cancer): Consult Multiple Doctors When Test Results Indicate Negative

Mandar (Pancreatic Cancer): Consult Multiple Doctors When Test Results Indicate Negative

In May 2017, all of a sudden my brother-in-law started having acidity. We didn't take it seriously. But from mid-June, he started having severe backaches. He lost his appetite too. At that time, he was working from home. So we thought that the health issues might be due to his
Anamika (NHL): Treat Your Body As A Temple

Anamika (NHL): Treat Your Body As A Temple

How it all started: I was diagnosed with stage IIIB large cell high-grade diffuse lymphoma (a jargon I don't fully understand even today) on January 1, 2016. The initial signs were quite welcome—unexplained weight loss. I received many compliments on my slimmer frame
Mahesh Kamdar (NHL): What Matters Is The Quality Of Life

Mahesh Kamdar (NHL): What Matters Is The Quality Of Life

When I came to know that I have cancer on the 30th of May 2018, I told my doctor that I have already lived a king's life. I wasn't scared of death or destiny. Though the doctor said that my cancer was curable. I had seventeen sleepless nights.
Dhananjay Kumar Karkhur (Breast Cancer): My Mother Was A Fighter

Dhananjay Kumar Karkhur (Breast Cancer): My Mother Was A Fighter

Breast Cancer Patient- Diagnosis We hail from a small village named Morena near Gwalior. Both of my parents were working at that time in 2006 when my mother was diagnosed with Breast Cancer for the first time. I had actually overheard it from my father and
Krishna Mistry (Ewing Sarcoma): The Miracle Baby

Krishna Mistry (Ewing Sarcoma): The Miracle Baby

Ewing Sarcoma Diagnosis It all started with a mild headache when I was 12 years old. My mom was applying balm and oiling my hair when she realized that there was a small lump on my head. We were living in Nairobi
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