My mother aged 89 years stopped eating, drinking speaking in the last week of January. I had her examined in a private hospital and it was found by ecg, CPK MB and troponin test that she had suffered a heart attack and also had pneumonia. Eco cardiography revealed that she had left ventricle efficiency 30 %. She was admitted to ICU and treated with anticoagulants, antibiotics and IV fluids and also given oxygen. Later her blood pressure dropped and she was given nor adrenaline by IV route. A few hours before her death her heart rate was 130 beats per min and breathing was 30 times per minute. I pointed out this to the doctor on duty but he did not do anything. A few hours later she died of cardio respiratory arrest. I feel she could have survived had she been given anti arrhythmic drugs or by using a pacemaker. I feel even five months after her death that she died due to lack of proper treatment and feel depressed when I remember her final moments. Could she have lived if treated in a better hospital?

Ans: Dear Ritika,

Please look at few suggestive steps-

Take support- you dnt have to go through this all alone. Find some trust worthy and speak what you feel. Sharing your concerns can help feel better.

Have clear and realistic goals- Start working towards your goals. Break down and see what is achievable and what is not.

Focus on yourself- it's important to focus on yourself while you are achieving your goals. If you are not healthy and how do you think you can achieve. Take a break and relax and start again.

Be more organized and go with a planned approach

Work on your thoughts. If any negative thought comes reframe it with a positive one.

Take professional help-If you are too anxious and depressed you may want to take some professional help who can help you with some coping strategies.

Be positive and focus on present.

Hope this helps

Thanks and Regards
Ashwini Dasgupta
Author of Confidence Decoded- Is it a Skill or Attitude

Ans: Dear Sir/ Madam,

Please look into the following aspects

Clarify Your Goals- take some time to understand what is your interest. Identify your strengths, interests and now consider them aligning it with AML/ KYS / Compliance or any other. Have focus. It's good to hear other's opinions at the end you have to deep dive and see what you want to do.

Look for a mentor or guidance in the area of your interest. For example if you are keen to pursue AML/ KYC and Compliance then look for someone from the same industry who can guide you better and what steps you need to take to prepare yourself to get the success and clear the exams.

Secondly age is something we can not anything about instead focus on the skills you bring on the table.

Increase your networking and connections this should help you land where to aim to.

Mostly important be positive and focussed. People are going to speak out their opinions the only thing you can do is make a choice and stick to that.

Hope this helps

Thanks and Regards
Ashwini Dasgupta
Author of Confidence Decoded - Is it a Skill or Attitude?

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Ans: Start a banking consultancy, give your expertise to the new batch.

Keep it simple just charge ?1000 per session put 10 in a 2 hour session.l..? ?10000 in 2 hours.. Wow!

Encouraging .. You would have made more than you ever made in the Banking job..!?

All the best let me know if you need the know how!

Ans: Thank you for your queries...the 18F sounded like an algorithm..!

Sure you must have developed an interest in International relations, studies .Now you must develop research skills to find study opportunities.
The international environment is all about doing one's task,which is contrary to the spoon feed environment in and around here!

India is a subcontinent offering education opportunities across the Union of States, which I have no idea where you hail from.

However here are a few ...spoon feed!
Ha Ha!

Jawaharlal Nehru University
Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) is a public or government research university located in New Delhi, India. It was established in 1969 and named after ...Jawaharlal Nehru !

New Delhi: The School of International Studies at JNU offers a two year course in MA Politics (International Studies.

Centre for International Relations, Islamic University of Science and Technology, Jammu and Kashmir. Jadavpur University · Jawaharlal Nehru University, School .

jawaharlal nehru university

Jamia Millia Islamia

University of Mumbai

Central University of Kerala

Noida International University

Christ University

Galgotias University

Jadavpur University

Jindal School of International Affairs

South Asian University

Symbiosis International University

Adamas University

Pondicherry University

Ashoka University

Chanakya University

Gujarat University

IILM University

Central University of Jharkhand

Delhi University

Faculty of Law, Integral University

Manipal Academy of Higher Education

RV University

SHARDA UNIVERSITY

Ajeenkya DY Patil University

This is just a synopsis, as there are many more,its not a recommendation , kindly do your research and select what's best and suits your budget!