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 Hi. I am Sangita from India. Having educated myself in the Nursing field, I feel it's equally important to share the knowledge I possess to the maximum number of people world wide. It's been the nature's willpower that draws you towards whatever is good for you. I definitely have the best of my degree and qualifications but due to some personal reasons I can't pursue a career as a clinical nurse. But never losing hope, managing my family business and actively presenting myself as a home maker has been my clear strategies in life. Now I have an intense desire to share my knowledge and apply it in writing the health related information making it accessible to you all my viewers and readers. I may not be a famous title but I unarguably have a passion for writing which I am proud of.

Best Health Matter Info is not just a blog for me, it's much more than that. It's like living my dream, feeling the emotions of people and a desire to help someone.

 Go through my blog posts and do comment if you like it. I have taken care to include the important details related to health disorders.

From a student to nurse to homemaker to writer, the journey was amazing and it still continues to be exciting and fun.  

Stay fit stay healthy. Eat good. Have good mood.

Regards 

Sangita

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