Based on the story from Chapter 34, analyze the dynamic between medical science and faith in Sai Baba's grace.

The narrative in Chapter 34 presents a compelling scenario where faith begins where medical science ends. The account of the doctor's nephew from Malegaon establishes the limits of human expertise first. The text highlights that a degree-holding doctor, his professional colleagues, and even "expert and intelligent surgeons" were all helpless against the boy's bone-cyst. They exhausted all known "native and foreign treatments," including surgery. This failure of established medical science creates the context for the family's turn to faith. Their journey to Shirdi is described as a "last resort." The cure itself is not medical but purely spiritual; Sai Baba simply provides Udi and an instruction. As Chapter 34 illustrates, the complete uprooting of the pain demonstrates that Sai's grace, accessed through faith and surrender, can achieve what the most advanced human knowledge and skill cannot.