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Shyamala Datar (Caregiver): Your Perspective Is Everything

My sister-in-law was diagnosed with cancer in 2011 at an extremely early stage. She underwent six cycles of chemotherapy as part of her healing process and emerged victorious in the deadly battle. Additionally, she had to take radiation therapy to complement her treatment. The Relapse: Though she recovered once, there were two relapses

Vijay Jangada (Multiple Myeloma): Have Faith in the Doctors

One day, while riding my bike, I slipped and almost fell. But I got twisted in such a way that it developed severe back Pain. I immediately consulted my brother, a doctor, who did an X-ray, and I had some relief after two to three hours.

Vasundhara Raghavan (Breast Cancer): Acceptance Is Important

Breast Cancer Diagnosis In 1997, I had just undergone an HLA test, which was done for donating my kidney. My 15-year-old son was diagnosed with kidney disease, and I planned to donate my kidney. We were going through a terrible phase and

Archana Singh (Uterine Cancer Survivor): Be Bindaas

It all started when I was in Bhutan and had a fall at the airport. After that, I started having white discharge frequently. I was taking ayurvedic treatment for my white discharge, but it didn't work, and that's when I doubted that something might be wrong.

Jayant Dedhia (Caregiver): A Healthy Diet Saved My Family

My wife belongs to Mumbai, and all her treatment was done there. She was diagnosed with stage III breast cancer in 2009. Her left breast had been affected, and she underwent 21 cycles of chemotherapy. Precisely, she needed six cycles of chemotherapy for 21 days and 15 weekly cycles.

Amber Smith (Chronic Myeloid Leukemia): Never Ever Give Up

I think many people hear "cancer and immediately think the worst. The thing is, not all cancers are the same. I feel that the only cancer that gets any awareness is Breast Cancer. I do believe other cancers need just as much awareness as Breast cancer.

Farida Rizwan (Breast Cancer): Ask for Help

My dad had cancer in 1992, my sister was diagnosed in 1994, and I found the lump in 1996. I thought that if two people from a family had cancer, then what were the chances of me getting it because three people in a family cannot have cancer

S K Rout (Caregiver): Juggling Love, Care, And Time

My wife was diagnosed with cancer in December 2010. The detection revealed that she had an infected small intestine, and without any delay, we underwent the operation in January 2011. Following the surgical procedure, my wife had to takeChemotherapyto heal entirely and get rid of the malignant cells

Meena Sharma (Ovarian Cancer): Have Strong Willpower

Ovarian Cancer Diagnosis It all started with problems like acidity and high body temperature, but it was occasional initially. The difficulties used to be there only for one or two days, and then I was normal again. Initially, it happened in the time gap of a month, but slowly I could

Nilakanta Siva (Transitional Cell Carcinoma): Keep Yourself Engaged

The Transitional Cell Carcinoma diagnosis wasn't a total surprise. No "why me" syndrome. After all, I did have a twenty-year history of tobacco abuse: smoking. True, I had quit thirty years earlier, but, believe me, cancer entertained no mercy petitions. My seventieth birthday gift was surrendering several organs

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Vijay Jangada (Multiple Myeloma): Have Faith in the Doctors

One day, while riding my bike, I slipped and almost fell. But I got twisted in such a way that it developed severe back Pain. I immediately consulted my brother, a doctor, who did an X-ray, and I had some relief after two to three hours.

Vasundhara Raghavan (Breast Cancer): Acceptance Is Important

Breast Cancer Diagnosis In 1997, I had just undergone an HLA test, which was done for donating my kidney. My 15-year-old son was diagnosed with kidney disease, and I planned to donate my kidney. We were going through a terrible phase and

Archana Singh (Uterine Cancer Survivor): Be Bindaas

It all started when I was in Bhutan and had a fall at the airport. After that, I started having white discharge frequently. I was taking ayurvedic treatment for my white discharge, but it didn't work, and that's when I doubted that something might be wrong.

Jayant Dedhia (Caregiver): A Healthy Diet Saved My Family

My wife belongs to Mumbai, and all her treatment was done there. She was diagnosed with stage III breast cancer in 2009. Her left breast had been affected, and she underwent 21 cycles of chemotherapy. Precisely, she needed six cycles of chemotherapy for 21 days and 15 weekly cycles.

Amber Smith (Chronic Myeloid Leukemia): Never Ever Give Up

I think many people hear "cancer and immediately think the worst. The thing is, not all cancers are the same. I feel that the only cancer that gets any awareness is Breast Cancer. I do believe other cancers need just as much awareness as Breast cancer.

Farida Rizwan (Breast Cancer): Ask for Help

My dad had cancer in 1992, my sister was diagnosed in 1994, and I found the lump in 1996. I thought that if two people from a family had cancer, then what were the chances of me getting it because three people in a family cannot have cancer

S K Rout (Caregiver): Juggling Love, Care, And Time

My wife was diagnosed with cancer in December 2010. The detection revealed that she had an infected small intestine, and without any delay, we underwent the operation in January 2011. Following the surgical procedure, my wife had to takeChemotherapyto heal entirely and get rid of the malignant cells

Meena Sharma (Ovarian Cancer): Have Strong Willpower

Ovarian Cancer Diagnosis It all started with problems like acidity and high body temperature, but it was occasional initially. The difficulties used to be there only for one or two days, and then I was normal again. Initially, it happened in the time gap of a month, but slowly I could

Nilakanta Siva (Transitional Cell Carcinoma): Keep Yourself Engaged

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How to increase platelet count in natural ways?

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Shyamala Datar (Caregiver): Your Perspective Is Everything

Vijay Jangada (Multiple Myeloma): Have Faith in the Doctors

One day, while riding my bike, I slipped and almost fell. But I got twisted in such a way that it developed severe back Pain. I immediately consulted my brother, a doctor, who did an X-ray, and I had some relief after two to three hours.

Vasundhara Raghavan (Breast Cancer): Acceptance Is Important

Breast Cancer Diagnosis In 1997, I had just undergone an HLA test, which was done for donating my kidney. My 15-year-old son was diagnosed with kidney disease, and I planned to donate my kidney. We were going through a terrible phase and

Archana Singh (Uterine Cancer Survivor): Be Bindaas

It all started when I was in Bhutan and had a fall at the airport. After that, I started having white discharge frequently. I was taking ayurvedic treatment for my white discharge, but it didn't work, and that's when I doubted that something might be wrong.

Jayant Dedhia (Caregiver): A Healthy Diet Saved My Family

My wife belongs to Mumbai, and all her treatment was done there. She was diagnosed with stage III breast cancer in 2009. Her left breast had been affected, and she underwent 21 cycles of chemotherapy. Precisely, she needed six cycles of chemotherapy for 21 days and 15 weekly cycles.

Amber Smith (Chronic Myeloid Leukemia): Never Ever Give Up

I think many people hear "cancer and immediately think the worst. The thing is, not all cancers are the same. I feel that the only cancer that gets any awareness is Breast Cancer. I do believe other cancers need just as much awareness as Breast cancer.

Farida Rizwan (Breast Cancer): Ask for Help

My dad had cancer in 1992, my sister was diagnosed in 1994, and I found the lump in 1996. I thought that if two people from a family had cancer, then what were the chances of me getting it because three people in a family cannot have cancer

S K Rout (Caregiver): Juggling Love, Care, And Time

Meena Sharma (Ovarian Cancer): Have Strong Willpower

Ovarian Cancer Diagnosis It all started with problems like acidity and high body temperature, but it was occasional initially. The difficulties used to be there only for one or two days, and then I was normal again. Initially, it happened in the time gap of a month, but slowly I could

Nilakanta Siva (Transitional Cell Carcinoma): Keep Yourself Engaged

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