"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
“Life happens while you are busy making other plans.”
Often, it’s the small seemingly insignificant moments that leave the deepest impact. It was one such moment, when a doctor discovered her passion for storytelling.
In this heartfelt collection I have weaved together humorous family anecdotes, introspective tales of self-discovery, and reflection of human nature. Each story offers a glimpse into my journey of life, living at my own pace. Ranging from light-hearted memories of amusing and entertaining stories of innocent childhood to the emotional complexities of parenting and deeper reflections on social prejudice and the human nature, these stories blend universal human experiences with wit, wisdom, and warmth. With 44 self-contained, short-stories, this collection invite readers to pause and appreciate the beauty in everyday life. Perfect for busy readers, it allows for dipping in and out at your leisure, incorporating into your busy schedule. More than just a source of entertainment, these stories offer insight into certain human behaviour and encourage self-reflection, resolution, and acceptance. Step into my world to laugh, reflect, and perhaps gain a fresh perspective on your own life.
Seema Singhal
Seema Bansal Singhal is a doctor with over two decades of expertise in the field of microbiology and infection prevention. Writing found its way into her life when she took a sabbatical to support her children. Since then, she has been sharing her thoughts through blogs, short stories, and poetry. Her writing is a reflection of her life experiences, blending her love for words with her commitment to healing.
Born in Aligarh and raised across various cities in Uttar Pradesh, Seema pursued her medical education at the prestigious VSS Medical College, Burla, Odisha and King George’s Medical University, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. She now resides in Ludhiana, Punjab. She has worked with several medical institutes and corporate hospitals, each experience enriching her professional journey.
A mother to two affectionate and dynamic children, and a wife to a dedicated intensivist, Seema manages her many roles with grace. In her free time, she enjoys reading, painting, and listening to music. A firm believer of ‘age is just a number’ and ‘it’s never too late to learn’, Seema continues to learn and explore new quests.
Her world revolves around her family and profession and it reflects in her writing. Seema draws inspiration from everyday world around her, both animate or inanimate. Through this book she aims to spread joy, faith, hope and resilience.
