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Tangeva (Breast Cancer): Help Comes in Unexpected Ways

Tangeva (Breast Cancer): Help Comes in Unexpected Ways

The Diagnosis:My mother was diagnosed withBreast Cancerin 2017, and she is aBreast Cancersurvivor. It was a sudden revelation that none of us had anticipated. I have a married sister who has just come for a few days to spend time with us.
Priya Dave (Caregiver)

Priya Dave (Caregiver)

My mother was originally from Gujarat but had settled in Mumbai after marriage. She was diagnosed with cancer in 2004 when we found out that she had three types of cancer. It is very rare for a person to suffer from three cancers at the same time. All her treatment took place
Jay Gosar (Cancer Caregiver): The Experience Was Life-Changing

Jay Gosar (Cancer Caregiver): The Experience Was Life-Changing

My family and I are originally from Surat but reside in Mumbai. My grandfather was 76 years old when he was diagnosed with cancer. The first signs were his reduced weight and deteriorating health. When we consulted a doctor, he had liver and esophagus cancer. It came as
Rana Sarika (Carcinoma): You Need to Trust in Something

Rana Sarika (Carcinoma): You Need to Trust in Something

The excursion of every cancer survivor is one of a kind. However, the one essential thing is that each story rouses us differently. I was diagnosed with cancer in 2013, and even though I was in the biotech field, 'malignant growth' or 'oncology' was not another word. I
Abhishek Tripathi (Blood Cancer): The Second Shot At Life

Abhishek Tripathi (Blood Cancer): The Second Shot At Life

It was 2011, and I had just completed my SSLC exams. During the summer holidays, I attended cricket coaching classes for three months. When the SSLC results were announced, I was pleased about being the School topper. My joy knew no bounds, and I was relishing the moment.
Pawan (Pancreatic Cancer Caregiver): Dad's Motivation

Pawan (Pancreatic Cancer Caregiver): Dad's Motivation

Everything was fine until 9th April, when my father had to undergo abdominal sonography. He had been showing signs of pancreatic cancer, and the following day at the Hinduja Hospital, I got the shock of my life. He had been diagnosed with Pancreatic Cancer(Stage Three), and a tumor
Veena Sharma (NHL): Our Optimism Only Helped My Son To Survive

Veena Sharma (NHL): Our Optimism Only Helped My Son To Survive

My son was diagnosed with cancer in April 2016 at the age of 4. All of a sudden, my life changed. I was clueless about what to do next with my baby. I didn't know many people, and I was not aware of cancer so much: what are
Uttam Banerjee (Carcinoma): I Have Always Pushed Myself To Do More

Uttam Banerjee (Carcinoma): I Have Always Pushed Myself To Do More

At 42, I had a career to vie for, a dutiful wife, a five-year-old daughter, and parents. I was making steadfast progress in Sales after working with some leading banks and financial companies in the country. I was constantly pushing myself to 'DO MORE'.
Dilip Kumar (Myeloma): If I Can Do It, So Can You!

Dilip Kumar (Myeloma): If I Can Do It, So Can You!

My story is a journey of ten long yearsthe journey of a decade. Ten years ago, the first-ever symptom of cancer altered my life forever. We were holidaying in New Zealand in May 2010 and arrived at Christchurch on 1st June.It started with numbness
Sandeep Singh's Experience With Cancer

Sandeep Singh's Experience With Cancer

I am not a cancer survivor or caregiver, but I have closely seen the cancer journey. I have had two different journey experiences; one was as a youngster, while the other was as an above 50-year-old person. That Youngster was my senior in school and was a good
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