Author: Dr Showkat Hussain Shah

In winter, the heart works harder in silence, don’t mistake endurance for strength

Not every pressure is in the arteries—some live quietly in the stories we carry

To care for the heart is to safeguard not just life, but the very mystery that makes us human

The soul of medicine lies not in curing, but in the quiet presence that chooses to stay, even when hope fades

This Doctors’ Day, don’t just thank us, remember the fragments of ourselves we left behind at every bedside

Not all heartaches show up on scans—some live quietly under the weight of unspoken grief and daily stress

Food heals not just the body, but the memory of who we are

An aging heart is not weak—it is simply tired from outliving, longing, and carrying decades of love and loss

Medicine heals the body, but listening heals the soul—every patient’s story deserves to be heard