Way to the New Life
2002. April. Chennai burned under a merciless sun. The days were long and dry, the kind that drained hope from even the strongest hearts. Yet, for me, April had always held a quiet significance—my wife’s birthday on the 7th, and our wedding anniversary on the 15th. They were dates etched in warmth and memory. But […]
2002 Month of March. March drifted in, but the fever refused to leave. Everyone thought it was just pyrexia—something that would settle on its own. But it didn’t. It became a puzzle for the medical team, a stubborn mystery that refused to be solved. Days turned into weeks, and weeks into months. All of them […]
It was March 2002. I was slowly drifting toward collapse—no hope, no aim, no clear destination. Life felt like a long, empty stretch with no signposts. The sun blazed overhead, relentless and unforgiving. I longed for the comfort of a cool, air-conditioned room, away from the oppressive heat. In those moments, I often wondered how […]
2002. A day that changed everything—9th February. Not the kind of historic date that marked a pope’s selection or a president’s election, but for me, it was the biggest day of all—one of hope, of expectation, of joy—like every father’s dream. That morning, I followed my routine. As scheduled, I had to go for dialysis—every […]
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