Jai Guruji
Few months back..
I was driving back home from work and my husband was travelling to Mumbai. I got a call from my sister in law who had come to our home that day. She was in a panic mode and asked me ''What is your family doctor number, give me fast'. I asked her what happened but she didnt tell me anything and was repeatedly asking to give her the number and then she disconnected the phone.
I got anxious and thought that something must have happened to my mom in law as she was not keeping good health. I called back home repeatedly but no one was answering. As I reached home, I found out that my teenage daughter had fainted in the washroom for few minutes and therefore that call came to me. Luckily there were few relatives at home along with my sister in law who had come to visit us that day. Sequence of events were like this.
1. My daughter was stressed due to her upcoming maths exam and was very anxious. She hadn't eaten well for the past few days and there was no exercise that she was doing.
2. She took a hot shower and as she was about to come out, she felt dizziness. By Guruji's grace, she called out to her grandmother in loud voice, opened the latch of washroom from inside and then fainted. My son who is just 9 years old called out to Guruji and said 'Jai Guruji'. As the washroom door was open and there were many relatives at home, they could manage to handle the situation well and after few minutes, my daughter regained consciousness..
I took her to the doctor that evening and he said that it probably happened due to low BP and not eating well. No medication is required.
I looked at Guruji's swaroop and thanked him for saving us from whatever could have possibly happened if there were no relatives at home and if she didnt open the washroom latch from inside. We could have not known that she had fainted inside the washroom. Also, she and us learnt important lesson to eat right and take less stress and to exercise :)
Thank you so much Guruji.. with your grace and blessings, we are always always protected.
Gratitude always..
Few months back..
I was driving back home from work and my husband was travelling to Mumbai. I got a call from my sister in law who had come to our home that day. She was in a panic mode and asked me ''What is your family doctor number, give me fast'. I asked her what happened but she didnt tell me anything and was repeatedly asking to give her the number and then she disconnected the phone.
I got anxious and thought that something must have happened to my mom in law as she was not keeping good health. I called back home repeatedly but no one was answering. As I reached home, I found out that my teenage daughter had fainted in the washroom for few minutes and therefore that call came to me. Luckily there were few relatives at home along with my sister in law who had come to visit us that day. Sequence of events were like this.
1. My daughter was stressed due to her upcoming maths exam and was very anxious. She hadn't eaten well for the past few days and there was no exercise that she was doing.
2. She took a hot shower and as she was about to come out, she felt dizziness. By Guruji's grace, she called out to her grandmother in loud voice, opened the latch of washroom from inside and then fainted. My son who is just 9 years old called out to Guruji and said 'Jai Guruji'. As the washroom door was open and there were many relatives at home, they could manage to handle the situation well and after few minutes, my daughter regained consciousness..
I took her to the doctor that evening and he said that it probably happened due to low BP and not eating well. No medication is required.
I looked at Guruji's swaroop and thanked him for saving us from whatever could have possibly happened if there were no relatives at home and if she didnt open the washroom latch from inside. We could have not known that she had fainted inside the washroom. Also, she and us learnt important lesson to eat right and take less stress and to exercise :)
Thank you so much Guruji.. with your grace and blessings, we are always always protected.
Gratitude always..
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