We are a joint family from Rajkot, Gujarat. We have had a history of cancer in our family. My unmarried aunt had been showing symptoms for a couple of years, but none of us could identify them.

تشخيص/تشخيص:

2008 ۾، اتي سندس سيني جي چوڌاري هڪ pimple هو. اسان ان کي عام طور تي هٽائي ڇڏيو. شروعات ۾، اسان هڪ زناني ماهر ڏانهن ويا، جنهن ان جي غلط تشخيص ڪئي. هن ان کي ڪجهه چمڙي جي الرجي سان منسوب ڪيو. ان کان پوءِ ڊاڪٽر ڇهن مهينن لاءِ هوميوپيٿڪ دوائون تجويز ڪيون. ان وقت تائين، ڪينسر سست ۽ مسلسل ٽئين اسٽيج تي پهچي چڪو هو.

When the symptoms refused to die, we went to an oncologist, he broke the news about cancer and that was in the third stage. We were told that the patient has about three months in her hand. We went into a chronic state of ڊپريشن right after that.

خانداني مدد:

Since my aunt did not want to get admitted, we set up a room for her in our house. Our family stood like a strong pillar with her. After several rounds of discussions with onco-counselors, she decided against Chemotherapy because the chance of survival was very less. She wanted to spend the remaining three months amongst near and dear ones. Thus, we opted out of all operations and surgeries after experts from Ahmedabad reiterated that we had limited time in hand.

متبادل طريقو

We tried Ayurvedic treatment too. In Gujarat, there is a village called Gadu where cancer patients flock from places all over the world. We combined their Ayurvedic medicines with the existing allopathic ones. Nurses used to come for daily injections, and we applied a paste made using an Ayurvedic formula .

سبق:

We were unable to diagnose her issue on time. Had cancer been detected in the initial stages, she would still be with us today. The homeopathic doctor prescribed medicines without even meeting my aunt. I feel that this played a major role in delaying her treatment.

جدائي جو پيغام:

Family members need to be strong. In dealing with these types of diseases, family members should refrain from freaking out and realize that it will only add to the woes of the patient. They should spend as much time as possible with the patients. As the cancer progresses, increase your love and laughter proportionally towards them; this will make their journey a bit easier.