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❤️ A Birthday Thank You to the Woman Who Helped Me Stand Again
Dear Bhori Tai, Today is your birthday, and I wanted to write something for you not just say “Happy Birthday” and move on.Some people enter our lives through relationships.And then there are people who become family because of the way they show up when life gets difficult.You are that person for me.When I broke my foot, I had two small children, I couldn’t walk properly, and suddenly even the simplest things felt impossible. I was scared, helpless, frustrated and constantly worried that I was becoming a burden to everyone around me.But you never made me feel like one.You simply said, “Come stay at my home. I’ll handle everything.”And you did.For…
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The Woman Who Helped Me Stand Again❤️ My Broken Foot, Two Small Kids, and the Friend Who Never Left My Side
To be continued… I was in the hospital when she came to meet me. She was on her way to attend someone’s wedding. She saw me with my plaster, struggling to walk. She said, “Grab my shoulder for support.” I hesitated to put my hand on her shoulder, but she held my hand herself and placed it around her shoulder. She said, “Stay at my home.” I didn’t want to trouble her, so I said, “Let’s see what Sachu says.” The situation was really difficult. It was almost impossible to get a maid in our area because there are so many companies nearby, and most women work there. During my…
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The Night My Life Changed in One Step
6 May 2026. I never imagined that one ordinary night and one wrong step would change my life for months. The parking lights in our building were not working, so the parking area was completely dark. I had already washed the clothes earlier in the day, but because I was busy with the kids, I couldn’t hang them outside. My habit was to do it after my husband, Sachu, came home. Dinner was finished. The dishes were done. Everything felt like a normal evening. Inside the house, my laptop was lying on top of the fridge. I had started repairing it because, after almost a year, I was finally thinking…
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The toughest time in my life was when my husband got sick.
For the past nine years, I had always been the one with serious health issues, not him. It was the first time in our lives that we had to face something like this for him. I have not been working since the lockdown. After the lockdown, I became pregnant and needed complete bed rest, so that I couldn’t go back to work. There was no one to help me with the kids. My mother-in-law lived in the village, and due to her own health issues, she couldn’t support us much. So I had to handle everything on my own. In 2021, Shivanya was born, and in 2023, Shreyansh was born.…
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The Hardest Year of My Life… But I Showed Up Anyway. ❤️
Long time no see. 😜 Sorry to myself for writing a blog almost after a year… and proud too because at least I am writing today. It honestly feels like yesterday that I published my last blog post, but somehow an entire year has passed. So much has happened in these months that sometimes I still can’t believe it all happened in just one year. On my daughter’s birthday last August, I wrote my last blog. I thought I would continue writing regularly like always. Instead, life had completely different plans for me. The past year tested me in every possible way. Each of these moments deserves its own blog…
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Four Years of You, My Miracle
I love my sister, so I always wanted a baby girl.I suffered three miscarriages before her.It was so dangerous when I was pregnant with her, but it was Margashir Mahalaxmi month, and I always thought it was my Devi Aai my Goddess, who gave me my daughter. When she was born, I was unconscious.It was a normal delivery but so painful. I couldn’t even get up. When the doctor took her out from my womb, I still tried to get up to see her. The doctor told me not to stay there and watch, and then she said, “It’s a girl” she assumed I might be expecting a son.But I…
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“Emotional Blog: Sanjivani’s Honest Stay-at-Home Mom Diary”
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