Triple Negative: A tale of love, faith, and surrender

It was May 2021. Aarti Pathak had just lost her mother to COVID and didn’t know a cancer diagnosis awaited her just hours later.

However, this memoir isn’t centred around grief, pain, or loss; instead, it explores the strength that emerges only after breaking, the faith that holds when nothing else can, a love that deepens amidst despair, the flickers of joy that shine through even in the darkest days, and the surrender that brings a quiet sense of power.

This is a true story.

This fast-paced emotional rollercoaster will leave the reader feeling inspired, uplifted, and with a quiet awakening.

Reviews

“Triple Negative reminds us that while life may not always go as planned, it is in surrendering to its flow that we find our greatest power.” — Mrs. Neerja Birla, Founder and Chairperson ABET

“Raw, powerful, and profoundly life-affirming. Aarti, your story is heart-rending in its journey, heartfelt in the writing, and heartwarming in its message of resilience. May Maa Durga bless you always. Much love, Sushmita Sen.” — Ms Sushmita Sen, Miss Universe (1994) , Actor, Mother, Entrepreneur

“Shortly after her mother passed, Aarti came down with breast cancer… Often in life, we give up easily or turn ourselves into victims, falling into depression. Aarti did none of that. Aarti’s profound and dramatic story of facing death and moving beyond it is engaging and inspiring, particularly for the youth today.” — Dr. David Frawley, Vedacharya, Padma Bhushan, Director AVIS

“Gripping. Liberating. Uplifting. Aarti teaches us, through her own experiences and attitude, how to handle the inevitable tough times that will come in all our lives.” — Amish Tripathi, Bestselling Author, Broadcaster, Former Diplomat

“…There is always a meaning to be found in our troubles and travails, our ordeals and sufferings. Many of us will never know our true selves with the clarity and understanding that she has gained. A tribute to the human spirit, this book has been an insightful experience and learning for me. I am certain it would be the same for many who have the privilege to read it.” — Dr. Rajiv Bhatt, Sr. Oncosurgeon, Director HCG Baroda