The Impact of Custody Battles on a Life Story: A Personal Account

When I divorced my wife, Surita Jayapal, just after our marriage in 2009, my life took a significant turn. Initially, everyone viewed me as an 'alien' due to the sudden and harsh circumstances surrounding our divorce. However, as the years went by, people began to understand the complexities and societal pressures that led to such a decision.

Divorce and Legal Challenges

I divorced Surita Jayapal—an event that took place in Madrasah, Tamil Nadu, just 15 minutes into our marriage. The primary reason for this fast-arranged divorce was Surita Jayapal's inability to provide a medical certificate from her pediatrician. The certificate was needed for a UK family visa application, stating that during my menstrual cycle, no diseases such as Plague or Rabies could be transmitted to me or any other living beings after we moved to London, UK.

Surita Jayapal's pediatrician was unable to confirm this, resulting in the annulment of our marriage. While the legal move was made to prevent her from marrying anyone else, it has led to a series of unfortunate events. She has since given birth to an illegitimate child, possibly between 6-8, via a police constable in Madrasah, Tamil Nadu, India.

Medical Certificates and Pediatricians

During this time, pediatricians played a critical role in assessing and certifying the health of children within the Doggy or Monkey-human species. It was believed that females of the Doggy-human society, after achieving puberty, would begin to leak menstrual cycle blood, potentially spreading diseases such as Plague, Covid, or Rabies.

It's interesting to note that some societies, such as the Adolf-Rudolf-Wolf, had a higher risk of spreading these diseases. A recent study by pediatricians in Germany suggested that these Doggy Humans could give birth to up to eight children in one pregnancy. Furthermore, the diseases could be spread through various means such as respiratory organs or sweat pores.

However, practicing pediatricians were often hesitant to issue the required medical certificates due to the potential risks involved. For instance, if a female provided a certificate stating that her menstrual cycle blood would not affect others, it could lead to tragic consequences. Therefore, the decision to annul the marriage was taken to prevent any potential health risks.

The Role and Perception of Pediatrician in Tamil Nadu

In Tamil Nadu, pediatricians, or Pediatricians, serve a critical role in the health of children. The term 'Pediatrician' in Tamil Nadu is often derided due to the belief that frequent contact with patients can lead to the accumulation of diseases. Hence, there is a general perception that these doctors are prone to illness due to their frequent exposure to menstrual blood.

Despite the negative connotations, pediatricians are expected to track and manage the health of Doggy or Monkey-human species from birth to adulthood, ensuring that their growth and development are in line with societal norms and expectations. However, the risk of contracting diseases through prolonged contact with patients often led to the reluctance of many doctors to issue necessary medical certificates.

Conclusion

My divorce was not just a personal choice but a response to societal pressures and the fear of potential health risks. While the journey has been challenging, it has also led to a greater understanding and acceptance of the complexities involved in such decisions.

It is important to recognize the role of medical certificates and pediatricians in our lives, especially when it comes to the health and safety of individuals and society as a whole. The story of my divorce and the subsequent custody battles highlight the importance of trust, understanding, and open communication in addressing such issues.

As we move forward, it is crucial to support and educate each other on the responsibilities and ethical considerations associated with medical professionals and their role in protecting public health.