The Times of India reported on families whose treatment journeys were supported through Sanvedana and the epilepsy services at Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital.
The story describes Yashoda Wakankar’s experience of epilepsy and surgery, and how life after successful treatment motivated her to create a support system for others.
It also underlines a central theme in Sanvedana’s work: modern treatment can control epilepsy, but silence and stigma still prevent people from seeking help or speaking openly.
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