My Big Fat Indian ChristmasWe were quite the sight. A loud group of Indian immigrants and their children smashed together in a single living room around a Christmas…Dec 25, 2020Dec 25, 2020
The Pandemic of My NightmaresI had a dream last night. I had snuck into a presidential party, dressed in a beautiful blue ballgown. I played my part as a well mannered…Nov 15, 2020Nov 15, 2020
In the Defense of MedicineI have spent a lot of energy being angry over the past few months — however, I have progressed to spending more days feeling burned out and…Oct 17, 2020Oct 17, 2020
We Are All Too Good for ThisCall me ignorant or disengaged but I didn’t bother watching the first presidential debate live on TV last night. I already know where my…Sep 30, 2020Sep 30, 2020
Who Will Continue to Take Care of America?During an interview on the wellbeing of healthcare workers, a reporter asked me how I felt about my mental health as things were opening up…Jul 15, 2020Jul 15, 2020
Published inZORABeing a Mom in a Pandemic Is the Hardest Thing I’ve Ever DoneI am more exhausted than I have ever been in my lifeJun 20, 20207Jun 20, 20207
South Asian physicians must be part of the solution against racismWritten by Meeta Shah MD and Inna Husain MDJun 15, 2020Jun 15, 2020
A Medical Review of George Floyd’s Preliminary AutopsyOver the past few months to years I have watched the slow desecration of medicine by others. As an Emergency Physician of over 10 years, I…May 31, 2020May 31, 2020
Growing Up Brown. A Personal Reflection to “Never Have I EverI spend an entire night binge watching Mindy Kaling’s teenage angst dramady “Never Have I Ever” on Netflix. The aftermath was me, with a…May 6, 20203May 6, 20203