At Least You Have Your Health Quotes

“Empowering ignorance was no way to empower women. Empowerment had to come through education”
― Madi Sinha, At Least You Have Your Health

“You walk out of the Taj Mahal Palace in Mumbai”
― Madi Sinha, At Least You Have Your Health

“It was like this with her mother”
― Madi Sinha, At Least You Have Your Health

“You girls raised in America”
― Madi Sinha, At Least You Have Your Health

“You,” Dean said. “You grew up in a motel on Route 1”
― Madi Sinha, At Least You Have Your Health

“A wealthy”
― Madi Sinha, At Least You Have Your Health

“No one of consequence”
― Madi Sinha, At Least You Have Your Health

“Women doctors: all the compassion and emotional burnout”
― Madi Sinha, At Least You Have Your Health

“And these were organs that could bleed regularly”
― Madi Sinha, At Least You Have Your Health

“You’d think with a house like that”
― Madi Sinha, At Least You Have Your Health

“It was hard being female. Being female meant having a whole set of internal organs that society didn’t find important enough to worry, or think, or care about until a baby was involved.”
― Madi Sinha, At Least You Have Your Health