The Journey of an Indian Cancer Patient Seeking Treatment in China: Gratitude to Be Brought Back to India
**The Journey of an Indian Cancer Patient Seeking Treatment in China: Gratitude to Be Brought Back to India**
patient story
patient story
“Before coming to China for treatment, I was filled with worries. My condition was not optimistic, and I was afraid I might never see my family again… But after arriving here, everyone I met was so warm and welcoming. The doctors are not only professional but also incredibly patient. I am now truly, truly happy, and I will bring this gratitude back to India.” — Ms. Savita
This is the true story of Ms. Savita from India, a multiple myeloma patient. Her journey to seek medical treatment was long and arduous, and she was often moved to tears when recounting it.
In 2012, Savita was diagnosed with multiple myeloma in India. After undergoing various treatment methods, her condition relapsed, and doctors estimated she had only six months to live. Desperate and with nowhere else to turn, she decided to seek hope in China.
At the Jiangsu Provincial People’s Hospital North Branch, Savita successfully joined a clinical trial and underwent T-cell therapy. One month after treatment, evaluation results showed that her lesions had almost completely disappeared, indicating significant improvement.
When she was first admitted, Savita was bedridden, suffering from severe bone pain, and required daily injections of strong painkillers. Now, she can live like a healthy person and even went on a trip to Shanghai with her husband, Inder.
Even more joyful is the fact that her daughter will be getting married next January. Reborn with a new lease on life, she is filled with hope for the future, and her joy is palpable.
Savita’s husband, Inder, shared their medical journey in China with a group of multiple myeloma patients in India, and many are hopeful to come to China for treatment.
Ms. Savita’s story is a journey filled with hope and gratitude. She will bring this gratitude back to India, inspiring more people to see the light of hope.To assess whether the condition is suitable for CAR-T or clinic therapy, you can submit Advanced Medicine in China for preliminary evaluation!By using our site, you agree to our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.Advanced Medicine In China does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The information provided on this site is designed to support, not replace, the relationship that exists between a patient/site visitor and his/her existing physician.
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