Based on the events in Chapter 34, analyze the relationship between medical science and faith in Sai Baba's grace.

Chapter 34 establishes a clear dynamic where faith in Sai Baba's grace transcends the limits of medical science. The narrative meticulously details the failure of conventional medicine: a degree-holding doctor, his expert colleagues, surgeons, and both native and foreign treatments were all helpless against the 'Hadyavran' or bone-cyst. The story positions Sai Baba's Udi not as an alternative or complementary medicine, but as a supreme, divine remedy that takes effect only after all human efforts and scientific knowledge have been exhausted and proven futile. The family turns to Sai Baba as a 'last resort,' signifying a transition from the material realm of medicine to the spiritual realm of faith, which ultimately provides the solution.