Postcards from Within is a mother-daughter story of love, loss, and grief. It is a daughter's memoir of an introspective life journey as a caregiver to her mother. The musings in Postcards from Within explore Savita's own vulnerabilities as a human being and ask some philosophical questions of life. Savita believes that to care for someone who gives one life is indeed a great privilege. Love, loss, and grief are the fundamentals of the human condition. Even though this journey was uniquely hers, Savita is convinced that the elements of her story are not; rather, they are shared by much of humanity. Savita finds solace and support from the many untold stories of her fellow humans, who are each on their own similar, yet unique, quests.
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Savita Harjani was born in Bombay and grew up in New Delhi, India. She moved to the United States when she was twenty years old. She has lived in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and Santa Clara, California, and for the last thirty-two years has been living in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She studied law at Hamline University School of Law. Savita started her legal career working at Thomson Reuters and later transitioned to legal consulting, wherein she created a niche strategic-legal-management model. In 2016, Savita paused her professional life and moved to India to take care of her mother. After completing her tenure as a caregiver in 2020, Savita decided to not return to the profession and retired the active practice of law. She is now exploring her second career as a writer in the third act of her life, starting with her debut work, Postcards from Within, a memoir.
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