About the Book: Its all in your head, M
'IF I HAD A DIFFERENT CHILDHOOD, I WOULDNT HAVE DISCOVERED MYSELF THE WAY I DID.
It wasnt until Manjiri Indurkar was in her twenties and living away from home
that she began to suspect that all wasnt well with her. Growing up in Jabalpur
with a loving and supportive family, her childhood had been perfect. Why then
was her body telling her otherwise? Confronted with the vagaries of her health,
Manjiri came to a realisation—her body could contain its secrets no longer. It
was time to let go.
To make sense of the present, she needs to