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Suman (Blood Cancer): My Second Innings Is Beautiful
Cancer is a beast. It's not just a disease but an experience that teaches you the toughest lessons of life. Fighting through cancer is a humongous task. The whole journey from the comfort of your home to the hospital bed is very scrutinizing. I say this because I
Neeti Walavalkar (Breast Cancer): Communication Is Everything
For 35 years, my mother ran a nursery school out of our house in Pune. Her life was all about her students and her circle of close friends who lived in the area. She was rarely ever ill and never let a cold or a cough get in
Pratyusha (Prostate Cancer): Give as Much Love as We Can
Losing my husband to prostate cancerOctober 2017 was both the happiest and saddest month of my life. It was the month my daughter was born, but it was also the month my 33-year-old husband was diagnosed with stage 4 Prostate Cancer.
Jimit Gandhi (Blood Cancer): It’s All for a While. You’re a Strong Boy
It all started in March 2011, a day before my SSC (Tenth) board exams, I was diagnosed with Ph+ve Pre B-Cell ALL (Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia). I was 15, and I didn't even know what Cancer meant, except that it's a deadly disease; a war from which not many have
Niati (Hodgkin’s Lymphoma): Concentrate on Your Recovery
Niati challenges the stereotypes surrounding cancer, acknowledging that neither patients nor society accept it willingly due to its notorious reputation. However, she highlights the invaluable lessons learned by those who triumph over the disease. Despite her aversion to hospitals, Niati shares that her experience with Hodgkin's Lymphoma taught
Vishal Joshi (Colorectal Cancer): Stay Strong It’s a Long Way to Go
There are times in our lives, among our successes and failures, remorse and gratitude, when we look back at specific instances of our life and wonder if it was avoidable. A lucid memory of an ailing father comes with one such instance. The acquaintances visiting have appreciated my
Steffi Mac (Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia): My Battle to Glory
I was 24 years old when I was preparing for my Ph.D. course in 2013. My life was on track when I cleared the entrance. Suddenly, I experienced bleeding in my gums. Gradually, I experienced a fever and loss of energy. I saw a dentist first and then
Praveen & Vrinda (Leukemia): Fighting Destiny With Hope
My husband was diagnosed with T-cell acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia in September 2011. He initially experienced sudden discomfort and thought it was a regular ache. But he developed fever and lymph node swelling in his underarms. The doctor, after the CBC test at the diagnostic center, sensed something was amiss and immediately recommended
Dr Gauri Bhatnagar (Breast Cancer): Remember Me as a Striver
Diagnosed with breast cancer in December 2015, and my treatment started in the new year. My Surgery took place on 1st January, and I underwent 28 cycles of Radiotherapy and 8 sessions of Chemotherapy. Initially, the diagnosis was on the right side of my body. However, I felt a sharp Pain on the left side
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