Sumdariben, a 56 year old mother of four and grandmother of nine, had devoted her life to caring for her family alongside her husband, a farmer who cultivates rice. Living in a modest home with their children and grandchildren, her days were filled with constant responsibility and physical work.
For nearly five years, she endured the discomfort and challenges of uterine prolapse – a condition where pelvic organs descend, causing pain and severely limiting daily activities. Despite the hardship, she continued her routine until she learned about the Multi-speciality mega medical camp at Dharampur. Determined to seek help, she undertook a difficult two- hour motorcycle journey to reach the facility.
After thorough evaluation, Sumdariben underwent pelvic reconstructive surgery at the Shrimad Rajchandra Hospital and Research Centre, a procedure that restores displaced organs to their normal position. The surgery not only relieved her discomfort but also gave her the ability to return to her daily life with renewed strength and dignity.
Her story reflects the struggles faced by many women in rural communities, where physically demanding work is unavoidable.