Thanks so much for sharing your views. It’s always a pleasure and your input is greatly appreciated. You’re incredibly insightful and have the innate ability to read between the lines, thus seeing beneath the surface and uncovering deeper meanings. That’s a damn impressive skill that a great many individuals lack.

Using a platform like the world wide web, we’re all truly blessed to share our personal stories, journeneys and experiences. If something can take something valuable from it, apply it to there own life and make improvements that’s incredible, and a welcomed benefit. It’s simply amazing to see how out of one topic other avenues open, evolve and germinate into there own.

Thank you for your kind words. You only feel that you have the strength when someone values you. I feel quite vulnerable at times. Must be Guru Guru Gobind Singhji inspiring me daily and giving me his strength. Waheguruji. I wholeheartedly believe in Benti Chaupai for strength and iron will.

Hey Randeep, wonderful to hear from you, and thanks for the compliments. Your story is truly inspirational to us all. You’ve clearly overcome many life obstacles and faced challenges that few can even begin to comprehend.

The fact that you’ve been through a hell of a lot (continuing to do so even now), and plunged through it like a hot knife through butter, truly highlights your grit and strength. You’re a shining example to us all. STAY STRONG and maintain that POSITIVE OUTLOOK.

Thanks for sharing your story and ideas. You’ve offered up some truly helpful insights, which seems to relate really well to Swathi’s situation. “Sharing is caring” as the old saying goes.

Really appreciate the input. I’m all about building an awesome, darn strong community that’s willing to step up, face challenges, and using their own life experiences and knowledge help the broader community harness their inner power and become simply incredible.

I omitted to add that the family also have the additional respondibility for caring for our sister who has life long mental health problems that she was born with. This can be very challenging at times especially now that she is also very disabled physically. But we have to care for her regardless.

Yes we’re all together on this wonderful plant, fortunate enough to be on board this great journey that life has to offer us!
Every breath and every heart beat we take is a true blessing! Without knowing, our inner spirit deliberately draws us to such inspirational individuals like you to guide us & keep us on the right path. Great work Gurjot!

This is an excellent well written inspiring article. Well done Gurjot Singh.

I have been touched by Swathi’s article. I am also a mother who had to cope with my young daughter after my ex-husband left me. I had to manage my home independently and worked as a social worker for local government. Unfortunately my daughter became very depressed after her father left home. I had to give up my profession to care for her. Then my father became very ill with dementia as well as incontinence, hard of hearing and blindness. My elderly mother cared for him initially until it became very difficult for her to care for him. I arranged for his social care needs and arranged for him to be looked after in an EMI Care Home. My father survived for 8 more years but died this year in January.

We now look after our elderly mother who is in her late 80s.

My daughter is older now and a much stronger individual and no longer depressed even she gets anxious at times. She qualified in Childcare and IT. I trained as a Complementary therapist even though i underwent several major surgeries and ill health. I am very lucky to be alive and i thank God daily for giving me life.

Please be grateful for the gifts that the Universe has given in your life Swathi. Some people do not even have them. Love God and yourself. Stay happy, contented and healthy. You will get an opportunity with your own career path once your son is older.

Randeep Kaur

Hey Renni, thanks for the kind words. Really appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts. My mission is to help others where I can, using experiences and the knowledge I’ve been fortunate to collect thus far, in order to create a league of “Uncaged Animals” referring to freestanding, thinking and empowered individuals.