My brother’s keeper My quest for immortality: I wanted to always be around so I could take care of my brother The Hindu ceremony Raksha Bandhan celebrates the love between brothers and sisters. For one osteopathic medical student, the annual festival takes on a significant and special meaning. Dec. 1, 2023FridayDecember 2023 issue After Hours Swathi Deo Sambatha, OMS IV Swathi Deo Sambatha, OMS IV, is a student at Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine. Sambatha plans to apply for a pediatric residency in 2024. Contact Student Doctor Sambatha
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Great article Swathi! Your brother is lucky to have you and vice versa. Thanks for sharing your story. Dec. 7, 2023, at 8:45 pm Reply
Really appreciate you for sharing your feelings with the world. I can only imagine how much deep your feelings are and how much courageous you are. Having seen you since you were born I thought I know a lot about you, but you really surprised me today. I wish for your happy, successful and long life so that your brother can get all the happiness he needs. And Good Luck for your graduation in 2024 !! Dec. 15, 2023, at 7:24 pm Reply