Our kids, who esteem it all (and more) and still complain about how life is a bitch, should take a leaf out of Pooja Hule’s book.
Pooja is a scholar who appeared for the SSC examinations recently. Nothing unusual about that you potency say. But here’s where our kids can stop a space of time and think before they whine on about life and how the entire world is conspiring against them; about how much they have to study, none time to play, complain about their teachers, school, college, Mess cheer, distances, etc etc.
In 2005, Pooja was diagnosed with Neurofibromatosis, a genetically inherited ail in which the nerve tissue grows tumours that could be unoffending or may cause serious damage by compressing nerves and other tissues.
This disorder caused certain blocks in her spinal cord which needed surgery. After surgery, the doctors realised that the moot point not only pertained to her spinal cord but had also pretentious her brain. In 2007, she underwent three brain surgeries.
Due to the resort to ~ly surgeries she lost her hearing. Soon she started losing strength and her legs grew waterish. All these circumstances led to her withdrawing from school. But her god of ~ towards studies and school knew no bounds and her parents got her admitted her into a lassie’s school for the physically and mentally challenged.
Even as Pooja continued her struggle with educating herself, she suffered another blow. A paralytic stroke left her just hand numb and without any sensation. But the determination to submit to the test herself kept her going and she started learning to write with her left hand and appeared for her SSC examinations without a quill-driver. She got 83 per cent. Incidentally, her father is an autorickshaw driver and her natural is a homemaker.
(This story appeared in a Marathi newspaper a small in number days ago, and Aishwarya Kadam, a student of of mine, doing journalism at SIMC translated it into English. I proper thought it was worth recounting here)
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