Symptoms of a Heartbreak

Saira Sehgal is the youngest MD in America, working in the cancer ward. She faces challenges such as getting out from under her mother's thumb, proving herself to coworkers, and crushing on a cute boy with stage-two leukemia.

\n Format: Paperback / softback
\n Length: 336 pages
\n Publication date: 04 May 2021
\n Publisher: Palgrave USA
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Sixteen-year-olds often cause some damage on their way to adulthood, but Saira Sehgal has made a vow to first do no harm. She is a girl genius and the youngest MD in America, working in the cancer ward. Saira has always been good at getting what she wants, but she is new to the challenges of adulthood, such as getting out from under the thumb of her doting mother, who works at the same hospital, proving herself to coworkers who don't take her seriously, and crushing on a cute boy who happens to have stage-two leukemia.

Turns out, "heartbreak" is one ailment Saira still doesn't know how to treat.

Saira is a bright and ambitious girl who has always been at the top of her class. She was accepted into medical school at the age of 16, making her the youngest student ever to attend. Saira was determined to make a name for herself and chose to specialize in cancer care, a field that is both challenging and rewarding.

Saira's mother, Dr. Neela Sehgal, is a renowned oncologist at the same hospital where Saira works. Neela is proud of her daughter and has always been there to support her. However, Saira's success has also caused some tension between the two women. Neela is worried that Saira is working too hard and that she is neglecting her personal life.

Saira is determined to prove herself to her coworkers and show that she is capable of handling the challenges of her specialty. She is often the first to arrive at work and the last to leave, working long hours to ensure that her patients receive the best care possible. However, her coworkers don't always take her seriously, and she often finds herself fighting for recognition.

One day, Saira meets a cute boy named Rohan, who is also a patient at the cancer ward. Rohan is charming and funny, and Saira is immediately drawn to him. However, Rohan has stage-two leukemia, and Saira knows that her feelings for him may be complicated. She is torn between her desire to be with Rohan and her commitment to her patients.

As Saira works with Rohan, she learns more about his condition and the challenges that he faces. She sees the toll that cancer takes on both the patient and their loved ones and is determined to do everything she can to help. Saira works tirelessly to develop new treatments and therapies for cancer, and her work is beginning to make a difference.

Despite the challenges that Saira faces, she remains optimistic and determined to make a positive impact on the world. She knows that there is still much work to be done, and she is committed to continuing to work hard and fight for cancer patients. Saira is a true inspiration, and her story shows that anything is possible with hard work and determination.

\n Weight: 298g\n
Dimension: 137 x 207 x 29 (mm)\n
ISBN-13: 9781250250995\n \n