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Tag Archives: cancer
The best support system were from friends I had never met!
I had mentioned in my previous post of how the last interview I conducted was different from those I had so far with any cancer survivor. Different? Sharing excerpts of the interview for better understanding.. Me: You are known as … Continue reading
Posted in Cancer, Health, Life, New Learnings, Uncategorized
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Multiple myeloma, divorce and finding love once again; Positive attitude leads to positive outcomes!
In the course of my work writings for the medical research focused content on Cure Talk Blog, I have had the opportunity to interact with many young people, whose lives have suddenly been turned upside down with the diagnosis of … Continue reading
Posted in Cancer, Health, Life, photography, Uncategorized
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Faith is …
What is faith? Faith is belief. Faith is a complex emotion. But is it a necessary emotion to have? Personally, I think it is; the emotion helps the person to grow, to nurture and to heal. One could have faith … Continue reading
Posted in Cancer, Health, Life, New Learnings, photography, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged belief, benaras, benares, beyond the reach of proof, cancer, debilitating illness, faith, Faith is, Faith is a knowledge within the heart, faith is like a bird, Faith is the bird that feels the light when the dawn is still dark, ganga, ganges, ghats, healing, illness, imagery of faith, kashi, life, oldest living city in the world, Varanasi
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The Emperor Of All Maladies- A biography of cancer
The book which touched me profoundly in recent times was Siddhartha Mukherjee’s, 2011 Pulitzer prizewinner ‘The Emperor Of All Maladies- A biography of cancer”. The book is so lucidly written that even a non-medico like me, was hooked onto to … Continue reading