Mom’s checkups

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 We did a thorough medical checkup for mom today. She’s 63. We reached the Bangalore Baptist hospital at 7:10 am and signed up, made payments and followed through the check ups one after another. Shes been complaining of knee pains, contributed by the bowing tibia, doctor advised to not stand for a long time and to use steps sparingly. We have another appointment on Thursday. Fingers crossed. Praying for her. 

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