In theory, these are very smart medicines that target only the bad cells. But in my government hospital, such treatments are like distant stars—we hear of their brilliance but never expect to reach them. Our reality is long waits for basic chemotherapy, trusting the resident doctors who are stretched too thin. It was my wife who read about these therapies in a magazine and asked our oncologist, who simply shook his head and said, "Not for us, akka." So we focus on the medicines we can get, and I find my hope under the grapevine, preparing for one more attempt at living well with what we have.
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