Tolerance in Ambiguity !!

Last 10 days has been very horrifying for me. An innocuous routine blood test gave rise to some abnormality in the test results, showed huge high results and we were all very concerned. The reason was unknown, but if proven, the consequences were severe to say the least. It was also a process to go through, before the test can be conducted again. So, those six days of antibiotic medication without knowing the outcome was treacherous. The antibiotic was to take away the infection in the system, if any, thus minimising the risk of an error of judgement in the diagnostic process. I went through that with as much confidentiality and as much honesty of purpose, as was desired.

Finally, the curtains were raised today and the first round of danger is over, but we still need to be careful. The major fear is gone. But the theatre ran full houses.

India is witnessing huge animosity, or shall we say, one sided “bashing up” scenes in society. Anyone protesting against something perceived to be wrong is taken to task, jailed, beaten up etc. The otherside is dumb, crestfallen and when they leave home, they are not too sure if they will come back home. This is not sustainable. Something must happen, something will happen.

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