The Adopted Vision

Dear Lalitha,

Thankyou so much Lalitha for writing in. It is such a wonderful motivation to read the FB's of friends like you. Boosts my morale to write more. I am very glad Lalitha that you enjoyed the story.
Yes Sanju surely has a reason to live , her husbands vision and a daughter truly gifted by GOD!!

Love,
Devika

Originally Posted by lalitha shivaguru

Dear Devika,

Abba.......... what shall I say.............. you have really pulled our strings in the heart. while reading I was just choking but the end was too good. Sanju has a reason to live.

Very brilliant piece dear keep more coming.............

Devika

Superb Post ! The issue of donors is indeed as Cheeniya wrote, one that needs serious discussion. Over 100,000 people die every year on the roads in India (India has 1% of the vehicles in the world and 10% of the road fatalities!) So organ donation assumes mamoth proportions

Lovely touching story that brings up such an important issue

Santosh
kudos Devika. Your mind is a classic

Dear Devika,

Iam at loss of words to explain my feelings for the post scripted....Eyes were always been the way to Heart and your words have bestowed the best to it........

Kudus to you my friend...........you have a unique way of expressing thoughts
HE took something precious but entrusted her with something precious again.
wonderful remarks. i just loved them....

Wishing to see more from you....

Hi Devika,

How have u been.....three cheers to u......A wonderful short story ALSO promoting awareness of eye donation...the last few lines filled up my eyes....loved all the characters too....keep giving us MORE

MINDI

Priya sakhi,
My pleasure!On the dot...Today morning i remembered a prank my cousins played on me and i have put it in the pranks thread.Check it out!!

[quote=Devika Menon;323216]Dear Aishu,

Thanks Sakhi for writing in. I am glad you found the story touching.And I am so very honoured you fnd it worthy of nomination for the FP.

My Dear L Chechi,

I await your comments because I know now this will help me write my next post.

Thankyou so much for writing in. Glad you like all my titles. Is it Chechi?I never noticed!
Yes we need to spread a lot of awareness regarding this issue here. I am sure many are aware but then I guess not many actually go in for it, i mean donating.
Wouldnt it be wonderful to know that someday though you are dead your body still lives and your soul finds peace.
I love the name Nayana too.

Love,
Devikutty

Originally Posted by Paulina

My dear Devikutty,

A pognant story , so beautifully penned by a blue-eyed one !!

Lovely choice of title........have always admired your titles !!

You have high lighted the significance of organ donation very well and brought

out the fact that even in the midst of tragic death the power to grant a better

quality of life to the living lies with us. We should definitely have more awareness

about this vital issue. for the important message you've conveyed through

this heart rending story. Nayana is a lovely name too.

warm regards
L chechi

Hi DG,

You are so very expressive , thankyou so much I loved to read your FB.

I am glad you liked the story and that you find all the characters lovable.

Yes I think they are all good souls too.
Thanks once again.

Love
Devika

Originally Posted by dream.girl

Dear Devika mam,

Really its a wonderful and heart touching story.Literally I cried while reading...

I really loved all the characters in ur post

Kumar for his love and care for sanjana ,his donation of eyes....

Sanjana for ever loving his husband with out second thoughts and adoption of the child...

Nayan in the last line saying she loves bluue colour saree which sanjana is wearng..

waiting for more posts....

HUGS,
DG.

What a lovely story...You have bought tears in my eyes. I have already pledged my eyes!!

Archana

Dear Krithika,

Thankyou so much for the wonderful FB dear. Its absolutely a pleasure to read such lovely words.

Youre right ,its very easy to ask God , Why??but we never say why not?

Having Faith helps us sail through tough times and if we really want we can even try to find something positive during the darkest phases of life.

I feel very strongly about eye donation.And wished to convey the same here.!


Love,
Devika

Originally Posted by Jithiks

Dear Devika,

A profoundly moving and soul stirring story that made me all emotional.

You have an ingenious way to pen down the events that makes it a gripping read !

When something unpropitious occurs in one's life..we immediately question GOD..."Why me, Why me?" but never ask ourselves, "Why not me?"

Especially, I loved this line..



Very true ! You've brought attention to Organ donation that can enhance the lives of others in need.

This is a remarkable piece that not only raises awareness but also makes one see the positive side of life even when the going gets tough.

Cheers
Krithika

Dear AC,

Thankyou for writing in! Glad you liked the story!

I am happy to know that you did not fall into the old pattern of thought that one mustn't donate any part of the body for the peace of soul. Infact i am sure your inlaws must have been happy to give sight to the 2. and their souls would have found true peace.
Yes awareness is slowly spreading but more need to be proactive about it.

Love,
Devika

Originally Posted by anandchitra

Dear Devika
Thank you for writing about an important subject.. a much needed one too.. It is my understanding that TamilNadu has promoted a lot of awareness for eye donations.. Both my inlaws who are no more had signed up for this. So as soon as they passed away this was the first thing performed in just a few hours.. We were also given a certificate to appreciate the donation.. During their lifetime my fatherinlaw advocated this to everyone he met.. reading this i thought of them.. for the grand gesture..