A newborn wants to know what's happening in the world, but will she accept her condition or accept it as it is or her future

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She was born in Bangalore, Karnataka, on the first day. Six months prior, she had arrived. She saw her dad and grandparents for the first time. However, she was as weak as at birth. Her body was in pain, and she weighed around 10 kg. Her stomach hurt just as much as it had on the first day, and she cried, but she could barely hear. Her body was a concern for her family. Her body felt as exhausted and ill as it had on the first day, and she was unable to ease her discomfort. She was in too much pain to tolerate when her arm moved or she longed to clutch her grandfather's finger. when she left the hospital after her first day there. Her first question was about where she resided. Her first place of living was her grandparents' house. Her beautiful eyes were gleaming. In front of her stunning home stood the welcoming faces of her family, ready to provide her with the support and comfort she desperately needed. Despite her physical pain, the warmth of their love helped ease her emotional suffering, and she knew she was in the right place to begin her journey towards healing. As she took her first step through the front door, she felt a sense of hope and determination wash over her, knowing that she wasn't alone in this difficult time because somebody was here to make her life special. Her body prohibited her from sleeping the first night. She cried all night about her physique. Her parents couldn't get any sleep because of her daughter's constant sobbing. They were worried sick about her mental and emotional well-being.

Her family and relatives came to visit her at her naming ceremony the following day. She was afraid to see everyone. When her eye saw their families, she started to cry. Because there were people pulling her arms, and she was sensitive and very sick. But one person picked her arms on his shoulder, and she felt comfortable. That person was her grandfather, and she knew everything would be okay. Despite feeling overwhelmed and afraid, the sight of her grandfather offering comfort was a moment of relief. She felt secure and comforted knowing that she was surrounded by love and support as he hugged her tight. She overcame her concerns and embraced the joy of her naming ceremony with the support of her grandfather. She felt strong and prepared to face any obstacles that were ahead because of the warmth of his hug and the knowledge that he trusted in her entire life, and she never thought one person could make such a difference in her life. That night made her happiest in her life for the first time after struggling to breathe and pain in her entire body with her illness. She only got calm in her grandfather's embrace and, no matter what, did not leave his side because she was his safe place. He was the only one who could make her feel like everything would be okay.

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The next day, she slept in his arm despite her slight discomfort. She starts having trouble breathing a few days later, and every time she coughs, she gets really sick. She was sent to the hospital right away when that day turned out to be difficult. Her doctor is surprised to learn what has happened to her and wasn't prepared to witness what had occurred to her body at such a young age. It appeared that her body had a lung close to her stomach when her doctor explained the situation to her parents. Although it sounds like cancer, it's not. This ache in her abdomen, which sounds like the left kidney near her stomach, is an infection that is difficult to treat. The doctor advised surgery right away in order to cure the infection and stop any more problems.The revelation devastated her parents, who were shocked to learn that their little girl had such a significant health problem. She strived to maintain her optimism and hopefulness throughout the ordeal, despite the difficulties that were ahead. Although the physicians were able to revive her, the surgery nearly failed since she stopped breathing throughout the process. after she had recovered from surgery. Her parents broke down in tears of relief when they saw her face. Although he was happy with the surgery's favourable conclusion, the doctor in the room warned her that she still had a long road to recovery. To make sure the infection was completely cleared, he stressed the significance of adhering to post-operative care guidelines and scheduling routine follow-up sessions. Notwithstanding the difficulties she encountered, the small child was adamant about getting past them and going back to her regular, healthy existence. Her parents, who were thankful for the second opportunity to be with their daughter, promised to be there for her through every step of the journey. She must remain in the hospital for six months; therefore, she is not yet able to return home. Otherwise, she'll be in an extremely risky scenario. Without the proper medical care and monitoring. The doctors stressed the importance of closely monitoring the child's progress and ensuring she follows all post-operative care guidelines to prevent any complications or setbacks. They clarified that although the procedure went well, the recuperation period still had certain dangers. After one month, a girl who had been comatose for a month regains consciousness. Her parents were relieved to find her awake and conscious, and then she met her grandfather. To see how she was doing, the doctor arrived. Her doctor finally gave her the all-clear to return home, provided that nothing happens before then. She was being transported abroad by her parents. And Chennai is the new home? This new phase of her life was eagerly anticipated by her parents and her father's relatives. As her mother was prepared for her to move to Chennai, she was experiencing a mixture of anxiety.

What will happen to her in another life in her new country?

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Tara was trying not to cry because her father hates it when his child cries in front of him or his family members. But she tried her best; she couldn't because her father was scaring her with his anger and aggression. She couldn't hold back the tears any longer. She got scared; her father's mom was scaring her so much that she couldn't stop crying. Her mother, Swapna, doesn't know what happened and why she is crying, and without knowing what happened, Tara almost loses her breath because she is sensitive to her father's anger. When she saw him coming towards her with a stern look on his face, she knew she couldn't hold back the tears any longer. She knew she was about to get in trouble for something she didn't do. But his mother called my mom in other rooms. After a few months, they found out I couldn't hear at all. She had been pretending to hear for years. But Tara had a disability with hearing issues almost since she was born. When his mother found out that Tara couldn't hear very well and speak well. She and his family say don't bring Tara here. We don't want her anymore as our family member. Mom was shocked when his mother said we don't want your daughter with a disability as our family member. So she is not at all welcoming to her father's family. She felt hurt and rejected. Tara couldn't believe her ears when her grandmother uttered those hurtful words. She had always tried her best to fit in and be accepted by her family, but now she realized that they would never truly embrace her. The rejection stung deep, and Tara couldn't help but feel a sense of betrayal from the ones she had hoped would love and support her unconditionally. Despite the pain, Tara knew she had to stand up for herself and make her path, even if it meant losing the family she thought she had gained. So Tara ended up staying with her mom's family for almost 2 months or 6 months when she was 6. However, she eventually had to leave and return to her biological family. (aka, my grandfather is my dad now) But she never forgot the love and sense of belonging she felt with her mom's family. It was a bittersweet experience for Tara, as she struggled to navigate the complexities of her family dynamics. She cherished the memories of the time spent with her mom's family but also felt a deep longing for the connection she had almost lost with her family. Despite the challenges she faced, They only called once ,and Tara always asked my grandpa where is my mom and dad or tif hey would come here .My grandpa said yes ,Tara,they would come back but they didn't come when aAditiwas born. Are often found herself wondering about her parents and the reasons they had left. She longed for their presence in her life, especially as she grew older and faced new challenges. The absence of her parents left a void in her heart that she tried to fill with the love and support of her mom's family. However, there was always a lingering sense of emptiness that she couldn't shake. Tara yearned for closure and understanding, hoping that one day her parents would come back and provide her with the answers she so desperately sought.

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