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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Ten Things I learned about Self in India – Susan
My life is so much better when I spend my days with Alan I am not as independent as I often think of myself My parent’s spirits travelled with me and have shared much of the adventure with me I miss … Continue reading
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Good-Byes and Bananas
It is early Monday morning in India, and early Sunday evening in the US. Alan is travelling home as I type and I have woken to my first day here without him. Here is a photo of Alan when he left. … Continue reading
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Every Day is a Blessing – Alan
While having my treatments today I started to think about going back to work. I have been on vacation for a month this coming Friday and I have had relatively few moments that I had to put on my “work” … Continue reading
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Lucy does the laundry – Susan
We are told the clinic will do our laundry if we want. Turns out the cleaning ladies do the laundry outside our room in a corner on the roof in bucket and put it on the line to dry. Upon … Continue reading
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More on Treatments – Susan
Alan and I have completed 19 days of Panchakarma (PK) treatments as of today. We feel better and look better, I have to say. Even my tech yesterday said, “Less fat”! We have moved into the later phases of the … Continue reading
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Ten Things To Know About Life in India
Here is a fun list of things we came up with last night at dinner among much laughter! Do write if you need more explanation. Life in India is SO different than life as we know it in the US. … Continue reading
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Healing and Shopping
I finished the thyroid treatment and resumed the regular meals, thank goodness! Turns out there are 18 meals, in groups of three with each group given flavor by adding different herbs. The tastes are sweet, bitter, sour, salt, pungent and astringent. I … Continue reading
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Trip to the Palace – Alan
I went on a fun outing yesterday (Tuesday) to have lunch at the Taj Falaknuma Palace. The palace took nine years to complete and was finally inhabited in 1889 by the then prime minister Nawab Vikar-ul-Umra as a personal residence. … Continue reading
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Another Dr. Raju and Aging – Susan
On Sunday, Dr. Krishna’s older brother and also a doctor of Ayurvedic medicine came to the clinic. Dr. Raju-ji (a term of respect) After lunch he gave a lecture on a variety of topics including question and answers about the general … Continue reading
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More on the Days – Susan
This morning waking I heard a strange animal noise and had a look down in the street. There was a cow strolling and mooing quite loudly though the street. There are two cows that live in the gated community and … Continue reading
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