How did Sai Baba respond to the parents who sought his help for their son's incurable disease in Chapter 34?

In Chapter 34, Sai Baba's response to the desperate parents from Malegaon was one of profound compassion and immediate reassurance. When they arrived and tearfully explained their son's suffering from a bone-cyst that no doctor could cure, Baba did not engage in any complex ritual. Instead, as the text describes, Sai, the embodiment of compassion, simply told them to stop worrying. He then provided them with his sacred Udi and gave them a simple, direct instruction: "Take this Udi and smear it on that wound." This act was coupled with a powerful promise, assuring them that those who seek shelter in his Masjid shall never face downfall. This response, detailed in Chapter 34, highlights Baba's method of instilling faith and providing a simple yet potent solution to an otherwise insurmountable problem.