Doctors here say it is because our young women's immune systems sometimes mistake their own large arteries for enemies—the aorta and its branches thicken and narrow, like a mountain path being swallowed by the jungle. But in my own body, I feel it is the constant *sansani* of city life after the quiet of my *pahad* that stirred this storm. My scans show narrowing in the subclavian arteries, making my own pulse faint in my wrists. This costly metro treatment keeps me going, so I may yet save for that AC and hear my granddaughter's new English words.
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