A lengthy story about how my car got flooded with rainwater and how I got out of it safe and sound. My car survived and so did I to share this story with you. Do share your story in the comment section below. I am sure you have your own experiences to share!!

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Missed your BFF's wedding? Managed to do it Twice ??

Well listen to this podcast and relive the story with me and have a laugh at the mistakes I made on my trip to Kolkata, India.

Learning:
- I have a weak ass stomach.
- No more Puchka for me.
- No more train food for me. A home-cooked meal is the BEST.

I need to visit Kolkata again to enjoy the culture. May be soon

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Taking care of a patient in the house is very difficult. Now imagine having to share the bad news with your kids that their favorite person may not live for long. As young parents, we always question our beliefs and thoughts. I would suggest you visit the feeling you experienced when someone you loved dearly was sick and in the last few days of their life, but you were not told about it. You were unaware of the time that you had with this person. The anger you felt towards that person and your parents for hiding the truth from you. You sit down and think how different you would have spent those last few days with that massi you really adored, how you would have kissed and hugged her a lot more if you were aware, these are exactly the feelings your kids will go through in case you rob them of the decision to make for themselves.

In my experience, no matter how difficult the situation you teach your kids that speaking about it helps in solving problems. You show them that even you as a parent their Super Hero can feel sad can cry, and can be upset because of the helplessness around you. You teach them how to regulate emotions, by the example of how you deal with them. You guide them by giving them direction in the confusion that they may have in how to deal with the emotions that they are feeling. That is the best thing you can do for your kids' emotional well-being.


If you are a young parent wanting to know how to disclose difficult news listen to the podcast.

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