· The book delves deep into the pervasive issue of gender preference & it’s devastating impact on women’s health & lives
· The book chronicles the harrowing stories of countless women who faced repeated pregnancies, dangerous abortions, & severe health complications in their quest to bear a son
· The book is a significant contribution to the conversation on gender bias & women’s health, encouraging readers to question deep-seated prejudices & advocate for change
Gurugram, India – In a recent event, Dr. Aruna Kalra, a senior gynecologist and obstetrician, officially launched her highly anticipated book, I Want a Boy. The book delves deep into the pervasive issue of gender preference and its devastating impact on women’s health and lives.
Dr. Kalra’s book emerges from her extensive experience as a practicing obstetrician, where she frequently encountered the desperation and societal pressure on women to deliver a male child. I Want a Boy chronicles the harrowing stories of countless women who faced repeated pregnancies, dangerous abortions, and severe health complications in their quest to bear a son.
During the event, Dr. Kalra shared her personal journey and struggles as both a doctor and a mother. Her narrative explores the psychological and physical toll on women, including the increased risks of cervical cancer, anemia, and other severe health conditions resulting from repeated pregnancies and abortions. She also addresses the lack of access to and myths surrounding contraception, which further exacerbate the problem.
I Want a Boy is a significant contribution to the conversation on gender bias and women’s health, encouraging readers to question deep-seated prejudices and advocate for change. Dr. Kalra’s compelling storytelling and professional expertise make this book an essential read for anyone interested in understanding and addressing gender discrimination in healthcare.
