Kavita Deo

010. My Struggles As A Kidney Patient Part 3: Emotional Upheavals & A Triumph

Irritation, weakness, guilt, despair and frustration owing to dependency is on the emotional palette of a sick person. Why me? – a constant question a person asks themselves. That’s what I experienced once I came back to my senses, realized what was happening to me and what my life could be for good.

009.My Struggles As A Kidney Patient Part2: Experiences From Dialysis Centre

The dialysis centre becomes a big part of your universe and it is a universe on its own. My dialysis centre was in the same hospital where I was treated. Initially, it was all new. None of us knew how to deal with those four hours – what to expect and the things we neededContinue reading “009.My Struggles As A Kidney Patient Part2: Experiences From Dialysis Centre”

Writing Challenge : Opposites

I am participating in a writing challenge set by Maggie from “From Cave Walls” You can read more about it from the link https://fromcavewalls.wordpress.com/2020/08/09/a-writing-challenge-opposites/ The challenge included writing two stories based on the following picture but with two opposite emotions. Here is what I managed to come up with The waiting Room The nurse cameContinue reading “Writing Challenge : Opposites”

008.My Struggle As A Kidney Patient Part 1 Dialysis Dos and Don’ts

Kidney failure is hard to live with. Some cancers can be curable but there is no cure for kidney failure, unless you can get a new kidney. Dialysis is a permanent thing till you get a kidney transplant or die. It is a tough condition and sucks life out of you. There are lot ofContinue reading “008.My Struggle As A Kidney Patient Part 1 Dialysis Dos and Don’ts”

Indian Matchmaking : What A Mismatch!

Indian Matchmaking, the new Netflix docu-series is the talk of the town. It has had a mixed response, but most of it has been negative. Everyone is talking about how the show is regressive and cringeworthy. The amusing part is that the people criticizing the show are mostly Indians. With 90% of the marriages inContinue reading “Indian Matchmaking : What A Mismatch!”