Monday, 19 October 2015
Making It Easier To Live with Scars
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The scars of Acid burns are skin deep, they never fade away from victims skin and heart. Even the most potent medicine "Time" can not heal the scars from a survivor's body and soul but can it be concealed?
Yes it can be. Pearl Academy of Fashion New Delhi recently hosted a work shop in association with Atijeevan foundation where all the Acid Survivors working with Atijeevan received training from our medical partners on how to conceal the without surgery. The effect of these makeups were amazing and Atijeevan Foundation thanks all who enabled it especially Pear Academy to give a platform for this workshop.
There are many instances in a survivors life where they shy away from facing people like social gathering, marriages, festival only due to their looks as they do not feel comfortable with the uneasy questions and glare of on lookers. These makeup techniques will definitely help the survivors to participate in these occasion and enjoy the memories like any other.
Visit our Facebook Page for more photos and details of the event.
Tuesday, 21 April 2015
The Long Road to Recovery
Atijeevan foundation has been helping Akayamma from the day she was admitted to the Hospital after acid attack. The road to recovery is really long and painful. After her she was discharged from her initial treatment, lot of scars(keloids in medical term)formed on her face which made her pain miserable.
She has to undergo another surgery ten days back to release the Keloids and reduce her pain. Atijeevan took full responsibility of getting her admitted the Hospital and paid for all her hospitalization and Surgery cost. Thankfully she is feeling much better now and she is ready to go home with her daughter.
She may need another similar surgery as the skin is very active for almost two year and scars keep on forming. We will keep a close eye on her health and guiding her to take care of the skin during this period. There are some specialized but expensive creams to to help reduce the scar formation, Atijeevan has already provided her the medicines and counselled her to apply them regularly.
It takes an instant to throw acid on a person but takes years to heal the wound. Hope she endure this painful time and come out stronger to life.
She has to undergo another surgery ten days back to release the Keloids and reduce her pain. Atijeevan took full responsibility of getting her admitted the Hospital and paid for all her hospitalization and Surgery cost. Thankfully she is feeling much better now and she is ready to go home with her daughter.
She may need another similar surgery as the skin is very active for almost two year and scars keep on forming. We will keep a close eye on her health and guiding her to take care of the skin during this period. There are some specialized but expensive creams to to help reduce the scar formation, Atijeevan has already provided her the medicines and counselled her to apply them regularly.
It takes an instant to throw acid on a person but takes years to heal the wound. Hope she endure this painful time and come out stronger to life.
Tuesday, 14 April 2015
Atijeevan Foundation – Helping Acid Attack Survivors
www.medicosindia.com highlights the achievements of the Indian medical professionals. It also provides a platform for professionals across all medical specialties to share their views and experience. Thus, creating a robust community where there is free flow of ideas and views. www.medicosindia.com deals with issues and news that concern, and affect the Indian medical professionals.
They featured a story about birth of Atijeevan Foundation and work we are doing. We sincerely thank them for their kind appreciation as it give us strength and we look forward with even more determination. This is what they had to say..
"Pragya Singh and her team at Atijeevan Foundation are determined in continuing on their mission…a mission that would be more empowered with the helping hands of the medical community. “It is our firm belief that one day we will bring a smile on the faces of all victims and there will not be any further acid attacks.” Amen!"
Read the story at: atijeevan-foundation-helping-acid-attack-survivors
They featured a story about birth of Atijeevan Foundation and work we are doing. We sincerely thank them for their kind appreciation as it give us strength and we look forward with even more determination. This is what they had to say..
"Pragya Singh and her team at Atijeevan Foundation are determined in continuing on their mission…a mission that would be more empowered with the helping hands of the medical community. “It is our firm belief that one day we will bring a smile on the faces of all victims and there will not be any further acid attacks.” Amen!"
Read the story at: atijeevan-foundation-helping-acid-attack-survivors
Scarred- A documentary on Acid Attacks
A student initiative to bring to light one of the most heinous crime in the history of mankind, 'ACID ATTACKS'. 'Scarred' isn't just a film, it is the story of survivors who have lost not just their face but their identity. It is a message that must reach out to millions of people who are unaware of the gravity of the situation
Sunday, 22 March 2015
Eye Treatment for Acid Assault Undoing The Coward's Violent Act
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Dr Virender Singh Sangwan from LVPEI Hyderabad has been very kind to share this video with us which talks about affect of Acid Attack on the body in general and Eye in particular. This an initiative by Amar Ujala Foundation , Atijeevan Foundation and LVPEI to create awareness on eye treatment after acid attacks.
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