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Success Stories
Success Stories
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A. Ayub Ansari
Ayub was found loitering around the streets in Lucknow he was in a very bad shape with long unkempt hairs, untidy long nails and wearing dirty clothes. He was brought to the hospital by our social worker and was given a good bath, hairs and nails were cut properly. New clean clothes were given to him to wear. His mental condition was studied by our psychiatrist and appropriate treatment was prescribed which were taken under supervision by our pharmacist. He was given nutritious food daily and basics of hygiene were taught to him. Gradually he was involved in activities of the society. He began to do daily yoga and exercise in the morning, maintaining hygiene on his own by brushing, bathing and wearing tidy clothes. He was gradually found to be emotionally involved with the other members of the society and began playing indoor and outdoor games along with the other team mates. He was given time to improve psychologically and physically and when he resumed most of his activities of daily living without any help we began to inquire about his family members. His memory gradually improved and he told us about his whereabouts. We took help of the local police station and gram pradhan who helped us in locating the family in Champaran district of Bihar. After due verification, patient was handed over to the family members. Ayub keeps in touch with the mental health professionals of our society, takes regular treatment and leads a independent livelihood. He is doing daily farming activities and works in his village as a skilled laborer doing various farming activities.
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B.Santosh
Santosh was found wondering around the streets of Charbagh railway station by vigilant and empathetic members of our society. At his arrival in our hospital he was in a very miserable condition. His sole had many blisters; he was stinking with foul smell of urine and had not taken bath from many days. He used to sleep for long hours and had no energy to carry out any activity. He felt low in confidence and avoided talking to any one and if he was coaxed into bathing or any other activity he used to feel irritable and expressed hostility. His behaviour was observed by our doctors and proper treatment was given. His wounds were dressed regularly by nursing staff and given adequate diet. He was given enough time to recover from his mental state and given supportive therapy to recover. He slowly began to show signs of recovery. His energy levels improved and he was involved in culinary activities for the society in which he showed special interests. His anger and irritability also improved considerably and he developed a keen interest in doing all the activities of our society. He began to express a desire to meet his family members, so efforts were made to contact his family and with the help of local authorities his family was traced out. His wife came to our hospital and he was handed over to his wife in a much improved condition. Our social workers completed all the formalities and told her family members to take regular treatment as given by the treating psychiatrist. He was also given remuneration as award for the work done during his stay at the society. He is still in touch with AWS and living an independent life supporting his children and wife with his earnings.
