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Avinna Kumar Patra (Osteogenic Sarcoma): Helping Others Makes You Happy

I completed my diploma in engineering in 2006, and then I started working at a private firm. I was thrilled that I was just 18 and was doing a job 2000km away from my home town Balasore, Odisha. I started everything from the small village and then

Neeti Leekha Chhabra (Breast Cancer): My Love for Life Kept Me Going

Breast Cancer DiagnosisInitially, I thought that the lump in my breast was related to menses, and I didn't give much heed to it for two months, thinking that it will go away.I did not feel worried about the lump

Kaajal Palli (Stomach and Kidney Cancer): Love Yourself

My story started in 1995 when I was in the last year of my graduation. I was losing weight rapidly but was too busy with my studies and kept ignoring it. I didn't have much courage to tell my parents I was having stomach pain. Only later did I discover

Priyanka (Blood Cancer)

It all started in December 2019. I had a viral fever for many days, some frequent infections, and a throat infection, which was not getting better even after taking medications. Blood Cancer Diagnosis Initially, it was suspected that I might have tuberculosis,

Kulwinder Lamba (Breast Cancer): Think Positive and Be Happy

Breast Cancer Diagnosis In 1996, I felt a lump in my breast, so I consulted a general doctor who operated on it and sent it for a Biopsy. The biopsy reports came back normal, which was a sigh of relief. Four months

Payel Bhattacharya (Hippel-Lindau Syndrome): Fighting Multiple Battles Together

Payel Bhattacharya (Hippel-Lindau Syndrome Warrior)A test of inner strength awaits me as the pressure builds upon the nerves, and various other problems, which may exhaust my energy. With the winter months approaching, a certain bored feeling sets in, let alone the loneliness.

Rohini Patil (Breast Cancer): I Had Someone Special to Live For

It's not easy to rewind the clock emotionally and fully remember the trauma of being diagnosed with breast cancer. But I feel it's important to share my ordeal with the women who dread going for a checkup. My journey with cancer started in July 2002, when I was 36.

Monica Gulati (Urinary Bladder Cancer): How Cancer Taught Me to Live

I finished a PhD in NeuroImmunology from the University of Zurich in 2009. For some reason, I decided to quit science right after my PhD. During my research on autoimmune diseases like Myasthenia Gravis and Multiple Sclerosis, I felt I would never be able to come close to

Monica Goel (Colon Cancer): Colonoscopy Saved My Life

Around this time last year, I didn't know whether I would survive. I was being wheeled into an operating room, and no one knew whether I would make it out alive. I was diagnosed with Colorectal Cancer a few months ago. It was completely unexpected. I had lived an everyday

Dimple Parmar (Colorectal Cancer Caregiver): There Is Always Hope

In the face of losing everything, such as my husband Nitesh's battle with stage 4 colorectal cancer, I chose to surrender myself to the mystic law of the universe. Despite the overwhelming devastation and loss of hope, I discovered that life can still hold beauty and fulfilment when

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Avinna Kumar Patra (Osteogenic Sarcoma): Helping Others Makes You Happy

I completed my diploma in engineering in 2006, and then I started working at a private firm. I was thrilled that I was just 18 and was doing a job 2000km away from my home town Balasore, Odisha. I started everything from the small village and then

Neeti Leekha Chhabra (Breast Cancer): My Love for Life Kept Me Going

Breast Cancer DiagnosisInitially, I thought that the lump in my breast was related to menses, and I didn't give much heed to it for two months, thinking that it will go away.I did not feel worried about the lump

Kaajal Palli (Stomach and Kidney Cancer): Love Yourself

My story started in 1995 when I was in the last year of my graduation. I was losing weight rapidly but was too busy with my studies and kept ignoring it. I didn't have much courage to tell my parents I was having stomach pain. Only later did I discover

Priyanka (Blood Cancer)

It all started in December 2019. I had a viral fever for many days, some frequent infections, and a throat infection, which was not getting better even after taking medications. Blood Cancer Diagnosis Initially, it was suspected that I might have tuberculosis,

Kulwinder Lamba (Breast Cancer): Think Positive and Be Happy

Breast Cancer Diagnosis In 1996, I felt a lump in my breast, so I consulted a general doctor who operated on it and sent it for a Biopsy. The biopsy reports came back normal, which was a sigh of relief. Four months

Payel Bhattacharya (Hippel-Lindau Syndrome): Fighting Multiple Battles Together

Payel Bhattacharya (Hippel-Lindau Syndrome Warrior)A test of inner strength awaits me as the pressure builds upon the nerves, and various other problems, which may exhaust my energy. With the winter months approaching, a certain bored feeling sets in, let alone the loneliness.

Rohini Patil (Breast Cancer): I Had Someone Special to Live For

It's not easy to rewind the clock emotionally and fully remember the trauma of being diagnosed with breast cancer. But I feel it's important to share my ordeal with the women who dread going for a checkup. My journey with cancer started in July 2002, when I was 36.

Monica Gulati (Urinary Bladder Cancer): How Cancer Taught Me to Live

I finished a PhD in NeuroImmunology from the University of Zurich in 2009. For some reason, I decided to quit science right after my PhD. During my research on autoimmune diseases like Myasthenia Gravis and Multiple Sclerosis, I felt I would never be able to come close to

Monica Goel (Colon Cancer): Colonoscopy Saved My Life

Around this time last year, I didn't know whether I would survive. I was being wheeled into an operating room, and no one knew whether I would make it out alive. I was diagnosed with Colorectal Cancer a few months ago. It was completely unexpected. I had lived an everyday

Dimple Parmar (Colorectal Cancer Caregiver): There Is Always Hope

In the face of losing everything, such as my husband Nitesh's battle with stage 4 colorectal cancer, I chose to surrender myself to the mystic law of the universe. Despite the overwhelming devastation and loss of hope, I discovered that life can still hold beauty and fulfilment when

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Avinna Kumar Patra (Osteogenic Sarcoma): Helping Others Makes You Happy

I completed my diploma in engineering in 2006, and then I started working at a private firm. I was thrilled that I was just 18 and was doing a job 2000km away from my home town Balasore, Odisha. I started everything from the small village and then

Neeti Leekha Chhabra (Breast Cancer): My Love for Life Kept Me Going

Breast Cancer DiagnosisInitially, I thought that the lump in my breast was related to menses, and I didn't give much heed to it for two months, thinking that it will go away.I did not feel worried about the lump

Kaajal Palli (Stomach and Kidney Cancer): Love Yourself

My story started in 1995 when I was in the last year of my graduation. I was losing weight rapidly but was too busy with my studies and kept ignoring it. I didn't have much courage to tell my parents I was having stomach pain. Only later did I discover

Priyanka (Blood Cancer)

It all started in December 2019. I had a viral fever for many days, some frequent infections, and a throat infection, which was not getting better even after taking medications. Blood Cancer Diagnosis Initially, it was suspected that I might have tuberculosis,

Kulwinder Lamba (Breast Cancer): Think Positive and Be Happy

Breast Cancer Diagnosis In 1996, I felt a lump in my breast, so I consulted a general doctor who operated on it and sent it for a Biopsy. The biopsy reports came back normal, which was a sigh of relief. Four months

Payel Bhattacharya (Hippel-Lindau Syndrome): Fighting Multiple Battles Together

Payel Bhattacharya (Hippel-Lindau Syndrome Warrior)A test of inner strength awaits me as the pressure builds upon the nerves, and various other problems, which may exhaust my energy. With the winter months approaching, a certain bored feeling sets in, let alone the loneliness.

Rohini Patil (Breast Cancer): I Had Someone Special to Live For

It's not easy to rewind the clock emotionally and fully remember the trauma of being diagnosed with breast cancer. But I feel it's important to share my ordeal with the women who dread going for a checkup. My journey with cancer started in July 2002, when I was 36.

Monica Gulati (Urinary Bladder Cancer): How Cancer Taught Me to Live

I finished a PhD in NeuroImmunology from the University of Zurich in 2009. For some reason, I decided to quit science right after my PhD. During my research on autoimmune diseases like Myasthenia Gravis and Multiple Sclerosis, I felt I would never be able to come close to

Monica Goel (Colon Cancer): Colonoscopy Saved My Life

Around this time last year, I didn't know whether I would survive. I was being wheeled into an operating room, and no one knew whether I would make it out alive. I was diagnosed with Colorectal Cancer a few months ago. It was completely unexpected. I had lived an everyday

Dimple Parmar (Colorectal Cancer Caregiver): There Is Always Hope

In the face of losing everything, such as my husband Nitesh's battle with stage 4 colorectal cancer, I chose to surrender myself to the mystic law of the universe. Despite the overwhelming devastation and loss of hope, I discovered that life can still hold beauty and fulfilment when

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