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Ms. Pabitra Bajracharya is a Paleographer who is dedicated to making contributions in the preservation of Nepali historical heritage. Watch her full story shared at ‘The Storyyellers: Session 53’, where she spoke about the journey of finding resilience and strength in the face of unimagined battles and adversities with Lupus.
It was just another day of 2010, when Ms Pabitra Bajracharya felt an insufferable body ache, which was unusual for her. She dismissed it thinking it might get better but after certain days her joint started aching. This scared her. She went to an orthopedic doctor who told her that those were the symptoms of Rheumatoid Arthritis (Baath Rog) and he prescribed the medicines accordingly. Until seven months, she thought that the prescribed medicines worked.
But afterwards, a gland appeared on her body. Without it having healed, a lump appeared on her neck which started making her day to day life extremely difficult. The mere act of talking and eating was gradually becoming painful. So, she decided to visit the doctors for a diagnosis. Initially the doctors were not able to recognize the health condition she was suffering from, even though the medical reports were piling up month by month. Eventually, she was diagnosed with a chronic disease- Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE), an autoimmune disease people barely know about. A disease where the immune system of the body mistakenly attacks healthy tissue.
With assurance from doctors, she was hopeful that the problem would go away as they told. However, whatever she hoped for was very distant from reality in fact; the problems like hair fall, blisters, blurry sight, diarrhea, headache and body ache kept on recurring. It was indeed a battle with oneself when an immune system inbuilt to protect her, started destroying her own ability to fight. Her attempts to get rid of this chronic pain were fruitless, even the painkillers were no more effective; in fact it seemed as if the problems were waiting for her in the queue. To know more watch the full video.
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