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Shyam (Caregiver) A Person Who Never Gave Up

Shyam (Caregiver) A Person Who Never Gave Up

How it started In 2009, I returned to Delhi from Mumbai after ordering some machines for my business. I got a big project and these machines would benefit me a lot financially. I was
Satish Shenoy (Caregiver)

Satish Shenoy (Caregiver)

https://youtu.be/1Tfrlt4L8po Detection / Diagnosis:In December 2018, my wife (caregiver) had severe weight loss and continuous coughing. After doing a CT
Neha Jain (Breast Cancer Caregiver)

Neha Jain (Breast Cancer Caregiver)

Initial Symptoms and Detection of Breast Cancer It was in 2012 when my mother's breast cancer was first detected and she was already in her third stage. She didn't notice any symptoms earlier. She had pain in her right breast for 2-3 days but
Jyoti Udeshi (Survivor Ovarian Cancer) It Is Ok to Cry at Times

Jyoti Udeshi (Survivor Ovarian Cancer) It Is Ok to Cry at Times

Pre Diagnosis Back in 2017, during a voyage to the North Pole in Norway, I suddenly experienced a severe headache. It was so intense that I had to be evacuated from there with the help of a helicopter. Later, the doctor conducted a few tests
Sagar Tanna (Leukemia)

Sagar Tanna (Leukemia)

Early Symptoms and Diagnosis In 2002, I started developing a fever which went on for 5-6 days. I started noticing that my face was turning a little pale. I was also weak. I consulted a family physician, who recommended some antibiotics, stating
Divya (Breast Cancer Survivor)

Divya (Breast Cancer Survivor)

DiagnosisEverything seemed to be going on well until one day in July 2019 when I felt a lump in my breast. I ignored it at first as I thought it may be because I had stopped feeding my two-year-old child. But I felt this
Harsh Rao (Sarcoma): There’s Always Hope Beyond What You See

Harsh Rao (Sarcoma): There’s Always Hope Beyond What You See

Symptoms and Diagnosis Initially, I started developing some minor symptoms, such as constipation and stomach ache. I had some regular medicines and consulted my family doctor for the same, but none of them worked. So, I went through x-rays, sonography, and even a CT
Harshit Grover (Caregiver Ovarian Cancer)

Harshit Grover (Caregiver Ovarian Cancer)

How did it all begin? It all started in March 2018 when my mother started experiencing symptoms like indigestion, fever, and loss of appetite. We decided to see a local doctor. He told us it was a normal stomach infection and prescribed medicine for that.
Nisha Choithram (Breast Cancer Survivor) Be Positive and All Falls into Place

Nisha Choithram (Breast Cancer Survivor) Be Positive and All Falls into Place

How it began (Symptoms) In May 2016, While I was taking a bath I felt like I lumped my right breast. The size of the lump was small, so my family said not to worry about it but to be on the safer side we
Dr. Sangita (Breast Cancer Survivor) Cancer Is Not the End of Life

Dr. Sangita (Breast Cancer Survivor) Cancer Is Not the End of Life

I am (Breast Cancer Survivor) an ayurvedic Consultant. I run a panchakarma centre along with OPD. This is my profession. How did it startThis all happened 10 years back when I felt a lump in my right breast. I then
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