Daddy Diaries 2
The next time you’re driving watch out for the road crossers I used to ride a bicycle to work during […]
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The Parent Trap
In a world where you can be any kind of parent (helicopter, dragon, tiger, dolphin) – some parents just simply
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Wild Wild East
How a young Parsi boy’s passion for nature is enthralling all age groups by offering travel experiences that are life
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Eavesdropping
“These doctors just keeping fleecing patients!” This was said by two middle-aged men walking briskly past me, animatedly talking to
The Parsi Party
On the 31st of December, at 11 minutes to midnight, an indistinctive man in a black Parsi prayer cap
Watching cricket while your head was open
The patient always comes first, but to deny that doctors are human would be foolish. The last over of a
Homi & Filly – A Friendship Beyond Boundaries
Soul mates are exceedingly rare; but when they do come along they blur confines of age, sex, religion, size and
When surgeons can’t vanquish fate
Men of science are often made to come to terms with their limited powers when the human body reminds them
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Split cord, but unbroken spirit
A genetic defect in the formation of the spine in a foetus means severe impairment of motor and sensory functions.
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Taking it personally
Developing clinical detachment isn’t easy. Doctors experience pain and grief in equal measure when a patient is long gone. A