My Husband’s Battle with Cancer

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Jai Gurudev 🙏

I am Sudeshna Mukerji, originally from Kolkata, India, and now living in Amsterdam. I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to Parampoojya Gurudev for extending four years of life to my husband.

It was New Year’s Eve 2020, and I was in Bad Antogast with my husband. He had always led a healthy lifestyle, never smoked a cigarette, and walked 10 km every day. He was a senior consultant at Deloitte, loved and admired by juniors, colleagues, and clients alike.

In the Darshan line, Gurudev came to me, put his hand on mine, and looked at my husband standing a little farther away. I bowed down, and He went away. We were surprised.

After a month, my husband developed certain problems, and the doctor suggested some tests and immediately sent him to the emergency room. We were told he had grade 4 lung cancer and had barely four months to live. That news came as a bolt from the blue.

It was then that I realized the Blessings at Bad Antogast. I told my husband not to worry. The hospital wanted to send a nurse to our room so that we could cry, but we refused and asked for a transfer to the best cancer research institute and hospital in Europe—Antoni van Leeuwenhoek. Our request was granted.

From February 2020, a new life started for us. My husband underwent all cancer treatments, worked rigorously, and we took many family vacations over the next four years—the doctors were amazed.

Despite the dangerous nature of the disease, my husband never experienced pain and had a very peaceful death in December 2023.

This is what a Guru is. He knows everything about our life and gives protection even when we are not aware of it. He takes us through the journey of life and life beyond by holding our hands.

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  • Sayantani Gupta
    2 years ago

    Sudeshna, tomar ei lekha pore janlam. Bhalobasa nio. Sayantani