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"இதுவும் கடந்து போகும்" (This Too Shall Pass) is a heartfelt tribute to the courage and resilience of 50 female cancer patients and survivors, organized by Privaram Cancer Hospital, Rotary Club of Madras Vadapalani, and Kalpavriksham Trust, with dedicated support from DG Vaishnav College volunteers. This special event celebrated the strength of women bravely facing or overcoming cancer, offering them a day of relaxation and support with activities like soothing nail art, foot reflexology by Dr. S. Ravichandran, art therapy by Mr. Ram Rangarajan and Power of Positive Thinking topic by Rtn. A.K. Seshu Jaganath to help them unwind and express themselves. Inspirational talks from distinguished guests including Prof. Dr. Yasodha Shanmugasundaram, President of Women Voluntary Service; Dr. M. Gowhar Jhan Secretary of Anna Nagar ‘A’ Block Ladies Association; Rtn. Kalyani Venkat Narayanan, Rotary Club President; —provided a message of hope, while Mr. Murugesan Ramalingam served as a guiding mentor. This initiative reflects our commitment to raising awareness, offering care, and supporting women affected by cancer, reminding each participant that they are not alone and are deeply cared for by their community. Through every session, we aimed to inspire resilience, spark joy, and create lasting memories, sharing the belief that "this too shall pass" and reassuring each of the 50 women that we stand by them through every step of their journey.
My name is Prativa Chakma, I come from Bangladesh. I came to Chennai to get treatment for cancer in my right breast.
Dr. Banupriya treated my mother for brain cancer. Before starting treatment, my mother was very concerned about side effects
My name is vivithakaran,26 years old, I am coming from Srilanka. I sustained multiple injuries in a road traffic accident
My name is Selvalakshmi, I was diagnosed with cancer in the food pipe at the age of 45 years. When I
My name is Srinivasan. My wife Jayanti was diagnosed with Stage IV breast cancer as her tumor had spread to brain.
