The Story of a Wounded healer
The usual beeps and toots emanated from the Boyle’s apparatus, the machine delivering anaesthesia which was at the head of…
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Nimisha Kantharia is a mother, surgeon and writer from Nagpur, India. She writes about the Indian health-care system, parenting, childhood trauma and neurodiversity. Her writing has been published by the literary magazine Lunch Ticket and by the Preservation Foundation on http://www.storyhouse.org. Her creative non-fiction essay, ‘The Girl with the Turquoise Eye-Shadow’, won the Diana Woods Memorial Award. She writes fiction under the pen name Faye Coutinho and can be found at http://www.fayecoutinho.com.
The usual beeps and toots emanated from the Boyle’s apparatus, the machine delivering anaesthesia which was at the head of…