A Life Changed in One Day

By Dr. Juan “Jim” Sanchez

A 66-year-old man from a distant province, diagnosed with skin cancer, came to our clinic today for consultation. After evaluation, he bravely chose to undergo surgery the same day.

We performed a wide excision with immediate reconstruction under local anesthesia. The procedure was successful, and he went home comfortable, relieved, and happy.

The long journey was worth it—saving time, effort, and cost, and gaining hope.

Thank you for supporting our mission of bringing healthcare closer to those in need. God bless.

#HospitalOnWheels

#HealingWithCompassion

#TogetherWeSaveLives

Share this Article
Facebook
X
LinkedIn
WhatsApp
Email

More News

BANNER
Death’s Perfect Punctuation Mark: The Lives That Outlive Death
By Henrylito D. Tacio  The old carpenter had built houses all his life. His hands were...
3 Great Wall of China
Where Ghosts Still Wander: Journeys Through the World’s Most Haunted Places
The Great Wall of China Words and Photos by Henrylito D. Tacio From abandoned mansions and ancient...
banner
THE SEED BESIDE HER GRAVE
Every November, we return to the graves of the people we love. We light candles, pray, and tell stories....
banner3
Ensuring Safe Drinking Water: Lessons from WHO Guidelines
By Dr. Anthony “Tony” Leachon Physician • Advocate for Health Reform Access to clean...
financial health
THE CONVERSATION WE KEEP POSTPONING
Undas is a natural time to talk about planning for the future — before a crisis forces it By...
banner2
PUBLIC STATEMENT ON ETHICS COMPLAINT?
By Dr. Anthony “Tony” Leachon Physician • Advocate for Health Reform I acknowledge the recent...
banner
12 WAYS TO KEEP UNDAS SAFE AND HEALTHY
Simple habits for cemetery visits, long drives and family reunions By the H&L Editorial...
banner
THE UNDAS TABLE, WISELY
Kakanin, pancit and the family feast — enjoyed without the sugar and salt spikes By the H&L...
experts corner
CAN GRIEF REALLY BREAK A HEART?
As Undas brings memories of loss to the surface, a look at what grief does to the body By Marie...
banner
A MIRACLE ON A TIMETABLE
When I was a young doctor, there was not much we could do for a stroke. We admitted the patient, kept...