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We have settled into the daily routines of life at the clinic.  As of today (July 10), we have completed our fifth day of the treatments.  I noticed a shift today as I was returning from the treatment center. I … Continue reading →

Each day the patients either line up or have an appointed time to meet with Dr. Raju for a consultation.  A consultation is brief and the most important part is that the doctor listens to your pulse at your wrist … Continue reading →

I am excited to return to Hyderabad. My last visit gave me the opportunity to focus solely on returning to health and I think has paid off.  Although, I have had a few challenges since I left the clinic in … Continue reading →

I had some simple ideas of what the clinic and rooms would look like from the blog and photos Alan had shared from his visit here last year.  I was not prepared for what it really looked like. In preparing … Continue reading →

Thursday morning and we are headed to the airport to fly down to Hyderabad today to go the Ayurvedic (ancient Indian medicine) clinic.  We have one last fantastic breakfast in the Imperial’s beautiful 1911 room.  We savor many treats, knowing … Continue reading →

We wake early with the promise of watching the sunrise over the Taj.  We don the hotel robes, dig into the mangos left in the room and sit on the patio.  Unfortunately, it is overcast.  I have a morning nap … Continue reading →

Driving through the streets of Agra was even more shocking than Delhi.  Not only were there people everywhere, but the small crowded streets were lined with people, trash and building ruble. We arrived at 8:30 in the morning at The … Continue reading →

At home when we were discussing the trip, I was not keen on taking the train.  Through our friend Hayley, we connected with her friend Renee, who had recently visited India.  Renee introduced us to Emma Horn, a British tour … Continue reading →

For day two we planned to meet our guide later in the day (to avoid the heat) and see the Old Delhi Market. To spend the hotter part of the day in a cool place he suggested seeing the National … Continue reading →

After arriving Saturday night, Susan and I had a late dinner and then off to bed so that we would be ready for our first day of touring in Delhi. We met our guide in the lobby at 9:00 a.m. … Continue reading →