"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 PalLike any second time mother, I was eagerly awaiting to give myself a beautiful chance at second time parenting. Little did I know that life had another plan for me. Here came a bundle of joy that stayed with me for just 6 years and 3 months but gifted me lessons of life and death, showed me my strengths and vulnerabilities, taught me pleasure and pain. He taught us what interconnectedness was by weaving into our tapestry of life people who we had never met, people who prayed for us, and people who were there for us. He came to this life with a plan to give us an opportunity to grow, he was that candle who gave us light and is now a star watching us.
This is not just an inspiring moving story of resilience but a dialogue of a parent to the Universe. This is a story of God’s child who fought till his last day teaching us and giving us an opportunity to seek. We fought the war of uncertainty through these 6 years and finally he left us to go a better place leaving a void in our life. This story is a back pay of a mother to her son, a pay back to every medical practitioner who walks the path of humanity and empathy, a pay back to every friend known and unknown who kept us in their thoughts. This is a story that lives and keeps my child alive when told.
Amita Agarwal
An accomplished IT professional, experienced in delivery excellence, project and program governance and pre-sales operations. Amita, an MBA professional, excels in facing and coordinating with IT partners and motivating cross functional teams of project managers. She also manages the technology and operational units to maintain deliverables.
The story teller, the writer and the Author that Amita is today has emerged from her tryst with destiny. In a candid account of her life, Amita in her first book is an inspiration, a ray of hope to every parent. A fighter of a different kind, Amita today invites us to look at relationships in its grandness making a beginning with a parent child relationship. Amita’s attempt to pay gratitude to all those who walked with her is unifying and embracing.
