For more than four decades, I have been a working professional—an engineer by training, and someone whose career has taken me through contracting, consulting, auditing, turnkey design and build, and eventually advisory work.
It has been a busy, demanding and fulfilling professional life, filled with projects, responsibilities, deadlines, people and the everyday challenges that come with building a career and a family. I retired in 2021, after more than four decades of being professionally active.
But alongside that life, another journey had quietly begun.
For more than three decades, I have lived with persistent pain and, over the years, a number of neurological and physical disturbances — what was eventually identified as fibromyalgia. Rather than allowing pain to become the definition of my life, I became increasingly curious about my own body and mind.
Over the years, I explored many approaches—physiotherapy and myofascial work, massage, Tai Chi, Reiki, breathing practices, movement and relaxation techniques. Some helped more than others; some helped at particular stages of my journey. But each taught me something.
Most importantly, they taught me to listen—to my body, to my mind, and to the signals they were constantly giving me.
That learning eventually became the seed for Healing Dimensions.
This is not a place where I claim to have all the answers. It is a place for people living with persistent pain, unexplained symptoms or difficult-to-treat conditions to share their stories, talk to one another, learn from each other’s experiences and, hopefully, find some hope along the way.
Because sometimes, knowing that someone else is listening can itself be a beginning.
My journey. My story. My hope. And my Sakhi — walking beside me, always.
