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The Auspicious Child

The Auspicious Child

D`raptan, Tirthankar

Paperback

Series: Dawn, Book 1

Medical Reference

ISBN13: 9798291498552
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 8 2025
Pages: 110
Weight: 0.35
Height: 0.23 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Sangram Roy's 4-year-old daughter Bhasha has not yet developed any oral language; the child has difficulty making eye contact again, which is causing Mr. Roy and his wife great distress. When the child was first diagnosed with Autism, they were completely shattered. They showed their child to top autism medical professionals and even took the child abroad to see a doctor, but no positive changes were observed in her. When they returned from abroad, they saw that their business competitor had destroyed their booming business using social media. One day, Mr. Roy was jailed on false allegations. His wife completely collapsed in deep depression and decided to free herself and her cursed daughter from this miserable life forever by some reckless means. In the meantime, by calling in every favour she had, she secured her husband's release against the odds. But even though she got temporary peace of mind, she became more and more frustrated with her daughter's growing autism spectrum disorder as she grew older. Burdened by harsh despair, during a quiet moment of solitude, she sets a daring escape in motion to liberate both herself and her daughter forever. Suddenly, she hears the caterwauling of two cats and her daughter's scream, Mom, mom! She starts crying with rapture. Since this incident, Bhasha has been seen speaking slowly, one at a time, and also making eye contact slowly. Mr. Roy and Mrs. Roy now started a charitable foundation to provide free medical care to the poor autistic children.

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