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Kaise Mujhe Tum Mil Gaye 23rd April 2024 Written Update: Amruta’s Plan to Expose the Truth

Kaise Mujhe Tum Mil Gaye 23rd April 2024 Written Episode Update on worldofentertainment.in Aaji firmly states that there is always a way forward in life. She suggests that they all move back to the village and start afresh. However, Amruta refuses, explaining that she must reclaim Jahan’s house and expose the culprit behind their troubles. She asserts that they are only a few steps away from…

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Meeting for 3 fucking hours at 1 fucking am I am so tired and I still have work and finals prep 😭

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met some relatives got hit by uve gotten so fat and uve gotten too skinny in the same 10 minutes

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Why Aaji Care? Because Every Senior’s Care Needs Are Unique

As India’s senior population grows, the demand for compassionate, individualized elder care has never been more essential. Families today seek quality care that values each senior’s distinct identity and journey. Aaji Care, with facilities across Mumbai, Pune, and Goa, meets this need by offering a comprehensive range of services, including home care, dementia care, and assisted living—all dedicated to providing seniors with the dignity, respect, and compassionate attention they deserve.

How Aaji Care Stands Out in the Crowd

Aaji Care stands out by recognizing that every senior is unique. Each person brings their own health conditions, personal history, and preferences. For this reason, Aaji Care offers tailored services that adjust to each senior’s specific needs. Whether specialized dementia care, professional home support, or a safe and comfortable assisted living arrangement, Aaji Care’s team creates customized care plans to balance independence, support, and medical care.

Our approach is rooted in family values, working closely with loved ones to craft solutions that ease family burdens while ensuring seniors receive the best possible care. The dedicated and compassionate Aaji Care team continually adapts care plans as seniors’ needs change, evolving to meet their journey.

Home Care: Support in the Comfort of Home

For many seniors, aging at home is the preferred choice. Aaji Care’s home care services allow seniors to stay in familiar surroundings, with the added assurance of professional support. From assistance with daily activities and medication management to companionship and mobility aid, Aaji Care’s home care professionals offer personalized support that respects each senior’s routines and lifestyle.

By enabling seniors to remain at home, Aaji Care provides families with peace of mind, knowing their loved ones are safe, comfortable, and fully supported without leaving their cherished homes.

Assisted Living: Independence in a Supportive Environment

When seniors need more assistance than home care can provide, Aaji Care’s assisted living facilities offer a welcoming, supportive community. Assisted living at Aaji Care promotes independence while providing help with daily tasks, medication, and health management. Each facility is staffed by trained professionals who ensure dignity and self-sufficiency while staying attentive to residents’ evolving needs.

With a range of activities and social engagements, Aaji Care’s assisted living facilities foster a sense of community, allowing seniors to remain active, form friendships, and live fulfilled lives. The supportive setting guarantees expert help is always available, giving both residents and their families a sense of security.

Dementia Care: Compassionate Support for Cognitive Health

Dementia affects millions of families, and Aaji Care’s dementia care program is designed to offer compassionate, specialized support for individuals with cognitive decline. With a team skilled in dementia-specific techniques, Aaji Care provides a safe, structured environment that minimizes confusion and anxiety, offering gentle cognitive stimulation and emotional comfort.

Our dementia care program not only addresses physical needs but also supports emotional and cognitive well-being, providing families with confidence that their loved ones are receiving skilled, empathetic care.

Aaji Care: A Partner in Your Loved One’s Journey

Choosing Aaji Care means choosing a trusted partner committed to each senior’s journey. Through individualized care, compassionate caregivers, and expert support, Aaji Care provides reliable, family-centered elder care. By adapting services as needs evolve, Aaji Care supports seniors and families at every stage of aging, ensuring both quality of life and peace of mind.

To learn more about Aaji Care’s home care, dementia care, and assisted living services, visit https://aajicare.in/ or contact us at 9920018184. At Aaji Care, we believe every senior’s journey deserves care that honors their dignity, individuality, and legacy.

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mood for today

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Dock Street Shikanji Gose Beer Release and Aaji's Pop-up

Dock Street Brewing Company, Philadelphia’s original woman-owned and operated craft brewery founded in 1985, is partnering with Aaji’s, a local coastal Indian food purveyor — also woman owned — to celebrate the launch of its newest beer release, Shikanji Gose, a tart lime ale inspired by the refreshing Indian citrusy beverage of the same name — on Wednesday, August 16.  Dock Street Shikanji…

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if fabio can visit me, my aaji can get rid of his nazar

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Kaise Mujhe Tum Mil Gaye 5th May 2024 Written Update: Amruta Defends Bhavani, Virat Seeks the Truth

Kaise Mujhe Tum Mil Gaye 5th May 2024 Written Episode Update on worldofentertainment.in Kaise Mujhe Tum Mil Gaye 5th May 2024 Written Update begins with Virat comforting Bebe after returning home. Bebe asks him whether he ever promised marriage to Amruta, and he clearly denies it. Relieved, Bebe insists he stays away from her, but Virat is determined to uncover the truth behind Amruta’s…

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Yoo how was today so far

GURL GURL GURL

MY HOSTEL KE FRIENDS CELEBRATED IT MERE ROOM MEIN IT WAS ITNA CUTE EKDUM VINTAGE BUT COQUETTE AESTHETIC. LIKE THIS WAS THE VIBE

SO BASICALLY AAJ MAJHA CHEM CHA PAPER HOTA AND MALA KAHICH YET NAHI

STILL I DIDN'T STUDY ANYTHING. MI NUSTA PHONE VAR HOTI. I JUST READ SOME SLIDES AND NOTES ARDHA TAAS AADHI AND I WAS LIKE APAN TA FAIL AAHOT

THE PAPER WAS SO GOOD LIKE LITERALLY SO GOOD TE PAN BINA AABHYAS KARUN

USKE BAAD MY AAJI CAME AND SHE GOT ME SHEERA AND HOME MADE CAKE AND TINI AKSHAVAN VAGRE KELA LOL

AND AATA I JUST CAME BACK FROM A HUGE LUNCH WITH MY DADA

IT WAS SM FUN. THIS IS MY FIRST BDAY AWAY FROM HOME BUT I AM NOT MISSING GHAR LMAO I THOUGHT I WOULD CRY VAGRE BUT EVERYTHING IS SO GOOD

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My aaji i.e. my grandma just said "Tuzha yena pavsa sarkha asta" meaning you visiting me is like rain, and I think it's beautiful

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Aaji

KUROZ-WRITINGS

During hot summers I often think about Aaji. Her shaking wrinkled hands. The way the skin was thin enough to see her green veins but was soft enough to not pull away. How warm her hands were when she held my little ones. How she welcomed me with open arms and a smile. She somehow smelled like rain, all the time. We would sit on the cold, tiled floor of the flat and as she cut bright yellow mangos for me, the juices would dribble down her hands to the ground. She never knew a word of English and I could never speak my mother tongue properly, yet somehow in the time I spent with her, in the silence, I was content and understood that we were the same. 

I remember when the time death came for her. I wasn’t allowed to say goodbye. Something about family feuds being enough to put such rules in place… I think life would be the same anyhow. If I was allowed to say goodbye, see her one last time as the cancer consumed her, she would have still passed away, and I would still cry in the middle of the night when I miss her. I would still think of her. Her shaky hands. Her white ringlets. Her pale wrinkled skin. Her warmth. There does not go a day where I do not. Every time I look in the mirror, I see her in my features. I see her in the way I stand. In the way my eyes crease at the bottom when I smile and in the way my lips curl. 

My Aaji was an intelligent woman. Even if you could not talk to her, you would see it in way she carried herself, in the way she acted and treated others. You could see it in the gleam of her almond eyes. She had a way of teaching lessons without needing to say a single word. 

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Hands' play

A play i often see people do

A play of hands

How the bones and joints of the finger

Tell more than eyes

How they gracefully held the sail

When I was sailing in sunset

Hands tell experience perhaps more than wrinkles behind our eyes

Maybe it's a matter of debate

While carefully delicate Hands of new born

With their elder sibling

Holding them my their waist

The Hands that should be chasing childhood are nurturing

Or the henna stained Hands

Not knowing if it'll be as gentle as gentle love of amma who has often burned her hands due to oil splashes while making pooris

Hands are phenomenal when it comes to recovering healing cuts and wounds

Not even know how many secrets they're keeping safe while healing

Once gentle hands became hard and tough

With layers of calluses often scattered across the palm

Like scattered moments happy or sad angry or bitter stored in them

Look the tough hands of my aaji contrasting with wrinkly body that she has

Hands has helped me to sail through sunsets

And held secret hand shakes

Bled

Got secret

Gave strength

Held the loved ones

Let them leave when even when they didn't want to

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WHERE: Pardeshi House WHO: Derek Pardeshi ( @endlessreruns )

"Dad, we're home!" Paisley called out, turning around to double check that the door was locked before kicking her shoes off and walking with her aaji into the living room. "Everyone at the retirement home says hi! Including one lady who asked me to add 'hot stuff' to the end. Did I teach her that phrase? Maybe. Maybe not. I plead the Fifth."

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Aaji - My inspiration

The loss of someone close in your life is always painful. Today, I am not going to be talking about death but about the life of someone close to me and also about Breast Cancer , Aaji’s experience and all that I learnt through this process . My nani (Aaji in Marathi). She passed away on the 5th of April, 2024. My nani had breast cancer. It was detected in 2017. It was detected late and could not be treated with a strong dose of Chemo and also could not go through surgery at that time. I was in the 7th grade at that time. And we all were really sad. And at that time, I associated cancer with death and thought that it can never be cured (though it is true, but out of every 100 patients with cancer, there is always 1 who gets cured). She passed away a day before her 89th Birthday. That is right her birthday was on the 6th of April. I was sad that she passed away when she was so close to 90. But soon, I realized that there was a long time back when the doctor had told us that maybe a few months. But she lived for 3 years after that despite everything she went through. She did not leave hope even a day before her death. And that is a big accomplishment, given the circumstances.

But this is not what I want to remember her as. I want to remember her as my friend who saved me from mama’s scolding many times and who helped me with every little problem I had. Who read all the Harry Potter books, and we discussed them for a very long time. I will always remember how we used to make Modak every Ganesh Chaturthi and how despite not remembering many things she was the only person to remember the Ganesh Aarti. I till date remember her stories where she would add my name as the princess who was saved from the monster, what was special about the stories, was that she modified the stories to teach us some morals- it was not your basic princess taken hostage by a monster and is saved by the prince, she always made sure that we learnt something from her. There is a lot I learnt from her but the most important one is that if you put up your mind to it, then you can learn new things, no matter what your age is or the person you are learning from. The main thing is that you put your mind to it and take criticism positively. That is one important lesson that she has taught me, personally.

And I hope to do justice to everything she thought of me and what all she wanted me to be (career and personality wise). Every time I think of Aaji, I remember that she wanted to see me in a graduation hat and gown, and I will make sure that whatever happens I will do anything and everything to make that happen.

Ok. So, I think I have written a lot so that is all for today.

Photo Credit- Ovi Patankar Basu

Location - Hauz Khas, New Delhi