The first miracle was reported by Dr. John Montefusco, who in May 1975 visited a hospital in Calcutta (now Kolkata) where Mother Teresa had died four months before. He saw an old woman lying in bed who had been diagnosed with stomach cancer. Although she had been told there was no hope for her, the woman's condition improved so dramatically that she made a full recovery. Dr. Montefusco wrote later: "I believe without any doubt that if [the patient] had not received care from Mother Teresa, she would have died." The second miracle occurred in September 1995 when Archbishop Angelo Amato conducted a ceremony at which it was claimed that Mother Teresa had saved a baby's life. The mother had sought medical help for her daughter after noticing that she wasn't feeding properly. However, the doctors could find no cause for her illness and advised that she be put down. A few days later the girl started crying because someone was taking away her painkiller cap. When asked what had happened, the child replied that a lady named "Mommy Teresa" had come and taken away her painkiller cap.