jaitrali

Hi, I am Jaitrali Jhanjharya.Let me start by saying that there is a disorder which has no cause and no cure, called Autoimmune. There are 80 plus disorders falling under this category.My dear friends, I stand before you today to share my journey – a journey that has been filled with challenges, but also with immense courage, resilience, and an unwavering spirit.It all began years ago, in 2004, when an inexplicable numbness started to creep into my body. Like shadows cast upon my soul, this strange sensation made its presence known. But just as quickly as it appeared, it faded away, leaving me bewildered by its fleeting nature.Then, in 2006, the symptoms returned, unrelentingly. Numbness began to crawl upwards, instilling fear in the depths of my being. Desperate for answers, I sought solace in the arms of various orthopaedic specialists, only to find that all tests came back clear. The elusive diagnosis remained just beyond my grasp.Determined not to let uncertainty define my journey, I embarked on a quest to find the truth. Seeking the guidance of a neurologist, I found myself handed a prescription accompanied by the word “probable autoimmune.” It was a cryptic clue, a mere hint at the underlying cause of my suffering. Confusion engulfed me as I grappled with the question, “What is autoimmune?” Time continued to pass, with fleeting moments of respite, until 2009 arrived, shrouded in a darkness that threatened to consume me. The numbness intensified, accompanied by loss of balance that shook me to my core. Helplessness wrapped its suffocating tendrils around me as I searched for a cure.Returning once again to the orthopaedic realm, I yearned for solace and understanding. While tests continued to come back clear, the empathy of one particular doctor warmed my weary heart. It was through his suggestion of an MRI that the hidden truths of my condition were finally unveiled – dark, haunting plaques scattered across my brain and spine, as multiple sclerosis attacked with an unyielding fury. With this revelation came the desperate need for hospitalization, and treatment began in earnest. Solumedral IV became my lifeline, pumping hope and strength into my veins. Within a mere seven days, I gained nine kilograms, a physical transformation that both astounded and alarmed me.The doctors urged me to leave my job, to succumb to the limitations of my illnesses and rest. But deep within the core of my being, I knew that giving up was not an option. I refused to be defined by my afflictions. Instead, I stood tall, determined to accomplish great things that would not only inspire others but set my own spirit free.And so, I did just that. I stood, among the ranks of the “Top 10 Most Powerful Digital Women,” a beacon of strength and boldness. I was also recognized as one of the “Top 20 International Digital Marketers,” defying the odds and proving that my strength could not be quelled.Today, I share my story with you, with unwavering conviction and a heart full of pride. I am a warrior, fighting battles within my own body, embracing the challenges that life has thrown my way. Multiple sclerosis and Crohn’s disease may try to bring me down, but I will not falter. I will rise above, wearing my crown of victory. With every step I take, with every obstacle I conquer, I continue along my journey, guided by hope. In the face of adversity, I find solace and drive. My spirit remains unyielding, ready to seize the opportunities that lie before me. So, my dear friends, let my story serve as a testament to the power of the human spirit. May it ignite a fire within your hearts, unwavering and fierce. And in your own journeys, may you find the strength to rise above, to conquer, and to thrive.My journey with multiple sclerosis and Crohn’s disease has been a tumultuous one, filled with moments of despair, but also moments of triumph. In the face of uncertainty, I have refused to surrender to the limitations that others have imposed upon me. When I was diagnosed with MS, it felt like the ground beneath me had crumbled. Hospitalization became a necessity, and the treatment I received through Solumedral IV brought both relief and physical transformation. But fate was not content with one affliction. As I grappled with understanding MS, another enigma presented itself – seventeen times a day, I found myself running to the bathroom, each visit a reminder of the torment inflicted by Crohn’s.The doctors, focused on my MS, dismissed the severity of my digestive symptoms. Refusing to accept their incomplete truth, I pushed them to unravel the mysteries of my body. Finally, an endoscopy revealed the presence of Crohn’s disease, a reality that both laughter and sorrow embraced within me. Two autoimmune disorders, intertwined within my being, challenging me in unimaginable ways.They told me to give up, to resign myself to a life of rest. But that was not who I was. I worked tirelessly, defying their limited notions and carving a path of success in the digital world. Being recognized as one of the “Top 10 Most Powerful Digital Women” and as one of the “Top 20 International Digital Marketers” was not only a personal triumph but a testament to my resilience and determination.Through the depths of pain and the weight of despair, I have discovered that love and passion provide the fuel to defy life’s unfair share. MS and Crohn’s may challenge and consume, but they do not define me. I am defined by my strength, by my unwavering belief in the power of the human spirit.In the darkness of my circumstances, a glimmer of hope appeared in the form of CCSVI, an experimental treatment that held the promise of a potential solution. We embarked on this journey, filled with uncertainty but fueled by the desire for relief. Despite the procedure’s failure, and the subsequent lack of awareness among Indian doctors, I remain determined to find assistance and relief from the relentless