Based on the provided text from Chapter 34, analyze the contrast between the failure of medical science and the power of faith in Sai Baba.

Chapter 34 draws a sharp contrast between the limits of human expertise and the boundless power of divine grace. The narrative establishes the failure of medical science by noting that the afflicted boy's uncle was a degree-holding doctor, and that 'expert and intelligent surgeons' were involved. It explicitly states that 'all native and foreign treatments were tried' and even 'surgery was attempted,' but all efforts were 'exhausted' and 'nothing succeeded.' This complete failure of established medical practice sets the stage for a spiritual solution. As Chapter 34 details, the family turns to Sai Baba as a 'last resort.' Baba’s remedy is not a complex procedure but the simple application of Udi, a symbol of his grace. His compassionate assurance to the parents underscores the theme that when worldly knowledge and remedies reach their limit, unwavering faith in a Sadguru can bring about miraculous healing.