When
we hear about people being diagnosed with brain tumour,
our heartbeat stops for a second. Imagine what the patient and the
family members go through. A gifted painter Mansha Bhosle, suffered a
similar fate. While out on an excursion with a dozen students from
her class, Mansha suddenly started behaving very differently. She was
acting very forgetful. Initially, the students would laugh behind
their teacher's back joking about her age but later they they
realised her behaviour was not similar to most 50 year olds.
On reaching back, her niece and student Shaily informed the family about what had been going on. Worried, they called Credihealth and asked for a neurologist near their residence so that Mansha could receive medical assistance as soon as possible. On meeting the doctor, they were asked to get an MRI that revealed a tumour in Mansha's brain.
In a follow up call with Credihealth, Mansha's brother revealed the ordeal and the in-house doctor arranged for them to see one of the best neurosurgeons in Mumbai. After meeting the doctor, the family felt more confident about Mansha's impending surgery and while staying in touch with our in house doctor, the family proceeded with the surgery and Mansha came out of it with flying colours. After all the emotional turmoil, throughout which, the Bhosle family stayed in touch with us and shared the details of the procedure and the recovery process. Today, Mansha has almost fully recovered and will soon get back to her normal routine of teaching her students.
On reaching back, her niece and student Shaily informed the family about what had been going on. Worried, they called Credihealth and asked for a neurologist near their residence so that Mansha could receive medical assistance as soon as possible. On meeting the doctor, they were asked to get an MRI that revealed a tumour in Mansha's brain.
In a follow up call with Credihealth, Mansha's brother revealed the ordeal and the in-house doctor arranged for them to see one of the best neurosurgeons in Mumbai. After meeting the doctor, the family felt more confident about Mansha's impending surgery and while staying in touch with our in house doctor, the family proceeded with the surgery and Mansha came out of it with flying colours. After all the emotional turmoil, throughout which, the Bhosle family stayed in touch with us and shared the details of the procedure and the recovery process. Today, Mansha has almost fully recovered and will soon get back to her normal routine of teaching her students.
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