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We want to hear your story
We want to hear your story
A moment when you chose to care even when it was hard...
A moment when you stood up, stayed back, spoke up or simply showed up...
Because your story can remind someone why they chose this path too ♥️
A moment when you chose to care even when it was hard.A moment when you stood up, stayed back, spoke up or simply showed up. Because your story can remind someone why they chose this path too ♥️
Stories of courage to care
From the archives
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The inspiring story of Dr. Prachi, who was diagnosed with cancer during her MBBS internship. Despite the tough treatment and time in the cancer ward, she didn’t give up on her dream.
Dr. Prachi - From cancer ward to NEET-PG rank.
The inspiring story of Dr. Prachi, who was diagnosed with cancer during her MBBS internship. Despite the tough treatment and time in the cancer ward, she didn’t give up on her dream. With strong willpower and support from her family and Marrow, she prepared for NEET PG and cleared it. Her journey shows how courage and determination can help overcome even the biggest challenges.
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Dr. Imnameren - He walked with pain, spoke with love
The heartfelt story of Dr. Imnameren, a doctor from Nagaland who moved to Kerala for his medical studies and later became a tutor at the Government Medical College, Ernakulam. After losing a leg in an accident, he didn’t let it stop him - he continued to teach and connect with his students. Over the years, he embraced the local culture, learned Malayalam to bond better with patients and colleagues, and became a beloved figure.
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Dr.Kalyani Rakecha - Age and life circumstances didn’t stop her
The inspiring journey of Dr. Kalyani, a dedicated mother and medical professional, who secured a rank of 8,432 in NEET-PG 2023 after a 20-year gap since completing her MBBS in 2001. While balancing family responsibilities, raising two children, managing a laboratory, and supporting her husband’s medical career, she never gave up on her dream of pursuing post-graduation in her desired medical branch. Dr. Kalyani reminds us that with courage and perseverance, we can overcome anything standing in the way.