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Originally posted by: SalluTheUllu

Koi due date decide karlo

U decide and let us know haha aakhir its ur gender reveal

Originally posted by: Aazeen02

She even seeks our reactions. If she finds us laughing at something she's explaining, she'll put her hand on her mouth and laugh like some elder people and be cheeky about it...

Kids this days r way too clever haha, hard to keep them in toes

Originally posted by: Aazeen02

See, I told you that she's quite elder than us. I wouldn't have called her Di if it was a year or two gap.

i have known her for so long too but i genuinely thought she is just 2 year older or something hehe

Originally posted by: SoniRita

Oh my god your mother is very strong, very very strong, along with you, your neice and your sister. Glad God saved all of you and you all are thriving now especially the kid. Inspiring journey and thanks for sharing. More power to you and your family <3 She will be fine that kid and hope no open heart surgery needed, but if it comes to that, she will survive dont worry and she will grow to be a very strong women

I do tell my niece's story to all the people who want to listen, because it gives so much strength and who knows someone actually needs such inspiration. Because when we were facing this, we desperately looked around for someone to tell us that our baby survived, yours will too; with God's will.

But unfortunately, back then, my niece's case was the most critical case that NICU had in their history and they helped survive a 900+ grams baby before, but not 860, and you know how crucial every other gram is for infants like these.

But when my niece survived, I tell her inspiring story to as many people, so that one day, someone in need gets to hear this inspiring story, that a baby of 860 grams survived, if she can, mine will too.

We need this positivity to circulate.

My mother counsels so many cancer patients with her cancer journey, because all you want to hear in those desperate times is an inspiring story of someone who survived.

And that's precisely why I keep doing it. It's no sympathy card, it's more like - We've all got to fight until the end.

Originally posted by: SoniRita

i have known her for so long too but i genuinely thought she is just 2 year older or something hehe

Koi na. Humko milna tha taaki ye confusion bhi door ho.

Originally posted by: dusk2dawn

Hehehe compared to you guys I was born in door darshan era I am 1987 born. Bahut purana maal hoon main

Main toh 92 mein paida hoke bhi Doordarshan kid hi thi...

The other day I was telling Soni that I have not seen any of those early days Ekta Kapoor shows that aired on Star Plus, Zee and Sony.

We watched Kabhi Sautan Kabhi Saheli, Kundali, Jannat and the others on DD Metro.

Originally posted by: Aazeen02

I do tell my niece's story to all the people who want to listen, because it gives so much strength and who knows someone actually needs such inspiration. Because when we were facing this, we desperately looked around for someone to tell us that our baby survived, yours will too; with God's will.

But unfortunately, back then, my niece's case was the most critical case that NICU had in their history and they helped survive a 900+ grams baby before, but not 860, and you know how crucial every other gram is for infants like these.

But when my niece survived, I tell her inspiring story to as many people, so that one day, someone in need gets to hear this inspiring story, that a baby of 860 grams survived, if she can, mine will too.

We need this positivity to circulate.

My mother counsels so many cancer patients with her cancer journey, because all you want to hear in those desperate times is an inspiring story of someone who survived.

And that's precisely why I keep doing it. It's no sympathy card, it's more like - We've all got to fight until the end.

True, its good to share the stories/experience, this gives us hope and strength. Nice that your mother shares her stories too <3

In this tough times, if you have faith in God and you are closer to god and pray to god then sab theek hojata hai <3

Originally posted by: Aazeen02

Main toh 92 mein paida hoke bhi Doordarshan kid hi thi...

The other day I was telling Soni that I have not seen any of those early days Ekta Kapoor shows that aired on Star Plus, Zee and Sony.

We watched Kabhi Sautan Kabhi Saheli, Kundali, Jannat and the others on DD Metro.

She can relate Darshi, she had seen many DD shows too hehe

Originally posted by: SoniRita

Yeah same, aaj kal ke kids toh arent scared of anyone lol

My brother and brother in law are both the strict fathers like Indian fathers are. Both their children behave around them. Not like they're always strict, they're very doting too. But creating boundaries and instilling manners in them is still in them.

Originally posted by: Aazeen02

My brother and brother in law are both the strict fathers like Indian fathers are. Both their children behave around them. Not like they're always strict, they're very doting too. But creating boundaries and instilling manners in them is still in them.

Same as my husband My elder one listens to his father more lol, he is kind of scared of him.