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Dhana Kannan (Thyroid Cancer Survivor): Be strong

Dhana Kannan (Thyroid Cancer Survivor): Be strong

I had a very healthy lifestyle, and everything was fine. One day, when I was looking in the mirror, I found something near my neck. It was not much visible from the outside, but I could feel something different when I touched it. Thyroid Cancer
Ruchi Mitra (Breast Cancer Survivor): Don’t Panic

Ruchi Mitra (Breast Cancer Survivor): Don’t Panic

I am Ruchi Mitra, and I am a triple-negative Breast Cancer survivor. This is my cancer journey.Breast Cancer DiagnosisI was diagnosed with triple-negative Breast Cancer in 2016 and was classified as a stage 2A Breast Cancer patient. I had my lumpectomy, and my PET scan
Roopika Jagota (Breast Cancer): Just Go with the Flow

Roopika Jagota (Breast Cancer): Just Go with the Flow

I got to know about my Breast Cancer last December when we had just returned after a holiday in Goa. I was just relaxing on a Sunday afternoon when I realized that I was scratching on a huge lump on my left breast. Breast Cancer Diagnosis
Mamta Goenka (Breast Cancer): Self Examination Is Vital

Mamta Goenka (Breast Cancer): Self Examination Is Vital

My Breast Cancer Journey I call myself a conqueror. I've had breast cancer three times in my life. I was first diagnosed with breast cancer in my right breast in 1998 when I had just turned 40. My sister was diagnosed with breast cancer, and she passed
Vinod Mudaliar (Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma Survivor)

Vinod Mudaliar (Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma Survivor)

My journey started in 2010 during my final year in engineering. Throughout the year, I had several health setbacks and consulted several doctors with no conclusive diagnosis. I had many digestive issues, which ultimately did not correlate with the nasopharyngeal carcinoma that I was eventually diagnosed with. It
Atul Goyal (Soft Tissue Sarcoma): Have a Positive Attitude

Atul Goyal (Soft Tissue Sarcoma): Have a Positive Attitude

Soft Tissue Sarcoma DiagnosisI was feeling perfectly alright and didn't have any symptoms at the time of my diagnosis; my diagnosis happened by chance. I am from Jaipur, and I had done my graduation from MNIT. On the occasion
Asha Kadam (Breast Cancer): I Am Not Afraid Of Death

Asha Kadam (Breast Cancer): I Am Not Afraid Of Death

My Breast Cancer Story: Detection/Diagnosis My inspirational Breast Cancer survivor story begins when I was 75 years old. Yes, I was that much old already when I was diagnosed with Breast Cancer. It was in 2017, when one night I was feeling so hot that
Neelmani Bhatia (Breast Cancer): Frail I Might Be But Weak I Am Not

Neelmani Bhatia (Breast Cancer): Frail I Might Be But Weak I Am Not

New Diagnosis and the Choice of Treatment: Oh! My arm, it is paining like hell," I cried out. Excruciating pain had woken me up. I pressed the arm, thinking I had slept on that side. I felt that the armpit and surrounding area were swollen.
Pooja Smita (Adenocarcinoma Cancer): Be Like A River

Pooja Smita (Adenocarcinoma Cancer): Be Like A River

The Diagnosis: I was diagnosed with Inoperable Aggressive Small Bowel Adenocarcinoma, stage 3 on Oct 26, 2018. With 4 more months remaining before my wedding, I went to my hometown for shopping. But with continuous episodes of abdominal pain and backache every day, my mother somehow convinced
Ripunanda (Breast Cancer): Making Our Health A Priority

Ripunanda (Breast Cancer): Making Our Health A Priority

It was November 2016, my father-in-law had suffered a stroke and everyone in the family was worried about him. Around the same time, I discovered a lump in my underarm, I was concerned, but I decided to not tell anyone but my husband. Things at home were already
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