
Image: Shreya, with her mother and niece, after her father’s memorial, glad to have given him a great sendoff but sad he wasn’t there to hear all the wonderful things said and sung
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Image: Shreya, with her mother and niece, after her father’s memorial, glad to have given him a great sendoff but sad he wasn’t there to hear all the wonderful things said and sung
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“Why do we celebrate our birthday when there’s little we did that day that deserves congratulations? I tossed and turned in my mother’s womb with such impatience that I got the umbilical cord wound around my neck, nearly strangling myself. Saved by a caesarian, my bumpy ride into our world ensured I approached it forever more with irreverence. What it didn’t make me, however, was the hero of my birth. That is always the long-suffering mom, and sometimes the support act…”
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It isn’t just our bodies that age, but our psyches. The author recently realised she had lost her ambitions, and was surprised to find she didn’t mind.
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