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Anita Singh (Breast Cancer Survivor): We All Have Survived Our Past and Moving Forward Is the Best Way to Survive

Anita Singh (Breast Cancer Survivor): We All Have Survived Our Past and Moving Forward Is the Best Way to Survive

My name is Anita Singh, a primary school teacher. I am a breast cancer survivor. I was 40 in 2013 when I was diagnosed with breast cancer. After treatment of surgery, multiple sessions of chemotherapy, and radiotherapy, today I am perfectly alright.  Around January of 2013 I felt a lump
Shruti Pandey (Ovarian Cancer Survivor) I Became a Mother to My Mom

Shruti Pandey (Ovarian Cancer Survivor) I Became a Mother to My Mom

My mother is an ovarian cancer survivor and a real fighter. I am merely the caregiver, though I consider it a fancy term because I feel I am simply being a daughter to my mother, fulfilling my responsibility. It was April 2017 when my mother
Jacky Paul (Lymphoma Cancer Caregiver) Thrive the Challenge with Passion and Smile, We Will Survive

Jacky Paul (Lymphoma Cancer Caregiver) Thrive the Challenge with Passion and Smile, We Will Survive

I am Jacky Paul, a caregiver to my mother, today she is a luminary who lived with lymphoma Cancer with a smile. I take pride in my mother for her strength and love.  The Inception  The start is with the dry cough
Vibha Rani (Breast Cancer Survivor) Don’t Compare Your Journey with Others

Vibha Rani (Breast Cancer Survivor) Don’t Compare Your Journey with Others

Dont compare your journey with othersI am a writer, singer and a film-theatre actor. As an author, I have written over 30 books and more than 20 plays. I have acted in plays too and a stage performer as well. 
Sudha Neupane (Breast Cancer Survivor): Cancer Is Not a Death Sentence, It Is Just a Phase of Illness in Life

Sudha Neupane (Breast Cancer Survivor): Cancer Is Not a Death Sentence, It Is Just a Phase of Illness in Life

I am Sudha Neupane, from Lumbini, Nepal. I am a breast cancer survivor. I was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2019, and now all cured. I want to share my journey with other cancer fighters and survivors like me. Many people when they hear the word cancer, get alarmed and have negative
Vikash Maurya (Bone Cancer Survivor) Life Is Too Short, Enjoy Every Moment of It

Vikash Maurya (Bone Cancer Survivor) Life Is Too Short, Enjoy Every Moment of It

Vikash Maurya was 14 years old when he was diagnosed with bone cancer. He fought cancer with strong determination in 8 months! Currently, he is on his journey to study B.Tech CSE at a top institute called NIT. Alongside, he also takes care of his fitness and dreams
Eliane (Lung Cancer Caregiver) Even Though the Journey Was Hard It Was Filled with Love, Care and Faith

Eliane (Lung Cancer Caregiver) Even Though the Journey Was Hard It Was Filled with Love, Care and Faith

Eliane is a cancer caregiver to her father and uncle. She shares her journey as a caregiver that has taught her many new things not only about cancer but also about life.  I was a caregiver to my father and uncle. Even though my father
Sandeep Kumar (Ewing's Sarcoma Cancer Survivor) Sky's the Limit

Sandeep Kumar (Ewing's Sarcoma Cancer Survivor) Sky's the Limit

At 25 years old, Sandeep Kumar has come a long way since his Ewing's Sarcoma diagnosis and battle with cancer, not only emerging victorious, but having become more resilient in mind. Reminiscing about his emotionally challenging past, Sandeep feels that although grueling, his experience has transformed him as
Rizza (Cervical Cancer Patient): Let Your Emotions Out

Rizza (Cervical Cancer Patient): Let Your Emotions Out

Rizza is a cervical cancer patient. She is 38 years old. She was diagnosed with stage-III cervical cancer in July 2020.  The journey It was quite a tough challenge for me. Even before the pandemic, I had suffered from a few health conditions like irregular periods and abdominal pain. My
Anuscka (Brain Cancer Survivor) Life is a Healing Journey

Anuscka (Brain Cancer Survivor) Life is a Healing Journey

I wish for more success stories to reach people as there are many stories about people dying due to this illness, but not enough about people surviving and THRIVING. I truly believe that it was a rebirth for me. In August of 2017, I was diagnosed with
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