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Dhruv (Lung Cancer): Be There Physically And Emotionally

Dhruv (Lung Cancer): Be There Physically And Emotionally

Dealing with Lung Cancer at a Young Age:I was just 15 when our family was made aware of such a critical situation; it was December of 2011. My grandfather had never faced any health issue, except for the one time in 2008 when he had
Smita Chaudhry (Kidney Cancer): Prioritize Your Health

Smita Chaudhry (Kidney Cancer): Prioritize Your Health

Detection/Diagnosis: It was in March 2007; he was fine and was just having an eruption on his face, so we considered getting it checked. We did the biopsy, and when reports came out, it was 4th stage Kidney Cancer. Treatment:
Mahendrabhai (Pancreatic Cancer): Begin Valuing Things You Have

Mahendrabhai (Pancreatic Cancer): Begin Valuing Things You Have

We were carrying on with an ordinary life, and the things that unfurled created an emptiness that could never be filled. The most significant thing in a disease such as cancer is time, and for my dad lamentably, we couldn't discover it at the appropriate time.
Ajay Shah (Germ Cell Cancer): Enjoy Life to the Fullest

Ajay Shah (Germ Cell Cancer): Enjoy Life to the Fullest

My BackgroundI have a family background of cancer cases. My brother had passed away due to Pancreatic Cancer in 2010. My father was diagnosed with Prostate Cancer in 2016, but he is perfectly fine now.Germ Cell Cancer Diagnosis
Heena (Colorectal Cancer Caregiver): Fight With Positivity

Heena (Colorectal Cancer Caregiver): Fight With Positivity

Colorectal Cancer DiagnosisHello everyone, I'm Heena, a caregiver to my father, a Colorectal Cancer patient. In 2019, my father used to have constipation problems and also had bleeding in his stool. My dad didn't take this seriously and said that it would get better
Riddhi Hingarajia (Glioblastoma): Hang in There; Don’t Loose Hope

Riddhi Hingarajia (Glioblastoma): Hang in There; Don’t Loose Hope

Detection/Diagnosis Till 2018, our life was like a fairy tale and then suddenly life turned around. My husband didn't have any symptoms, but suddenly on June 13, 2018, he was not able to speak, was feeling something in his hand, and was not able to
Jyoti Mota (Lung Cancer): Keep Your Inner Child Alive

Jyoti Mota (Lung Cancer): Keep Your Inner Child Alive

In 1983, there was a gas tragedy in Bhopal. My family and I were affected because of that incident. My son was young, and I think I inhaled some of that gas while taking care of him. Lung Cancer Diagnosis I was
Shruthi Sethi (Hodgkin’s Lymphoma): Treat Your Body as a Temple

Shruthi Sethi (Hodgkin’s Lymphoma): Treat Your Body as a Temple

In 2016, there was a lump in my neck, and I thought it would be inflammation or a badminton shot since I was into sports, but the swelling did not go away. I was in touch with my doctor friend, who asked me to get an X-Ray done. I got
Saurabh Nimbkar (Acute Myeloid Leukemia): Help Whosoever You Meet

Saurabh Nimbkar (Acute Myeloid Leukemia): Help Whosoever You Meet

I am a guitarist. I grew up as a normal kid in a middle-class family. But there were a few roadblocks that we had to go through. Firstly, when I was in my 10th standard, my father went missing. To date, we don't have any clue about it.
Dr. Rijuta (Breast Cancer): Nothing Can Replace Family Support

Dr. Rijuta (Breast Cancer): Nothing Can Replace Family Support

I am an anesthesiologist. I have anesthetized many cancer patients and given pain treatment, but somehow I never thought that I would be on the other side of the spectrum someday. Breast Cancer Diagnosis I was regular about my other health check-ups,
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