A New Inspiring Lease of Life for Vedic

A New Inspiring Lease of Life for Vedic

Vedic was 15, when he suffered a painful injury after a fall in the bathroom. A routine X-ray scan revealed presence of nodes while the CT scan, MRI and Biopsy confirmed that he was suffering from Osteosarcoma, bone cancer in the pelvic area. After the initial treatment of 4 cycles of Chemotherapy, he was advised surgery for removal of pelvic bone. The surgical team at Cachar Cancer Hospital operated and removed the diseased half bone. They also enabled support to the other half bone ensuring that the entire bone didn’t have to be removed and Vedic didn’t have to experience shortening of legs.

The surgery done at a reasonable cost, Vedic has successfully recovered and is able walk normally and go about his routine. Back with family and friends, he is now in class X and pursues his hobbies of basketball and cycling. With a smile back on his face, Vedic aims to pursue an MBA in the future.

One year old Ajita gets to keep her vision

One year old Ajita gets to keep her vision

Amidst us at Cachar centre there is a baby warrior, Ajita Rani Das, who was diagnosed with Bilateral Retinoblastoma. A very rare form of genetic cancer of the eyes, Ajita was only three months old at that time. Her parents brought her to Cachar Cancer Hospital in the hope that she wouldvreceive medical aid and more importantly unconditional support.

Ajita went through chemotherapy. However her left eye had to be surgically removed due to complete loss of vision. She subsequently received radiotherapy and have recovered well. We celebrated her first birthday, planned & sponsored by her oncologist. We are confident of celebrating many more birthdays with our little warrior princess.