Meera Mehta

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About Me

I am a medical student at MGM College, Mumbai.

Appeal

Millions in rural India lack access to basic healthcare. Many suffer silently from treatable conditions simply because they cannot afford medical care or reach a doctor. We are organizing free medical camps, bringing together renowned doctors from across the world to offer expert care, diagnostics, and treatment to those who need it most.

Every contribution helps provide medicines, transport, equipment, and life-changing care - making quality medical care accessible to those who need it the most.
Your support can save lives, restore health, and transform entire communities.

On the other hand, millions live with invisible battles—yet few truly see them.

Chronic illness and pain impact one in three people globally, yet awareness, understanding, and support often fall devastatingly short. Their conditions may be lifelong, but the recognition they receive is fleeting.

That’s where Chronically Me, a project headed by my dear friend, Sophie Shah comes in.

Chronically Me is a youth-led platform amplifying the voices of patients living with chronic illness and pain. We’re building tools, resources, and a global community that prioritizes what medicine often overlooks: lived experience. From distributing care packages that remind patients they’re not alone, to developing a personalized health tracking platform designed by patients for patients, everything we do centers on visibility, empathy, and empowerment.

But the fight for awareness and support goes beyond care packages or digital tools—it’s about shifting the narrative. We work to educate the public, bridge the gap between clinical care and real-life experience, and bring dignity and community to those who are so often isolated.

Now, through the Mumbai Marathon, we have an opportunity to take this mission even further.

Together, we can bring healing and dignity—help us provide life-saving medical care to underprivileged families in rural India and stand beside those courageously facing chronic illnesses.

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