Tara Narula, M.D.

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The mindbodygreen Podcast · 634: A cardiologist’s guide to mind-body medicine | Tara Narula, M.D. · 25 Jan 2026 podcast

That is really the beginning of opening the door to resilience.

And I saw that in my own life.

When I was in medical school, I lost vision and part of my eye.

And that was just an eye-opening experience for me because I became a patient and I had to say,

I've lost vision in my eye at the beginning of my journey in medical school.

I don't know what's going to happen.

Am I going to go blind?

Am I going to be able to finish becoming a doctor?

I fought so hard to get to this point.

Am I going to be able to finish medical school?

And I had to really learn to say, I did not want this to happen.

I did not anticipate this was going to happen.

I don't even know why this has happened because I saw multiple doctors and no one could figure out why, but I'm just going to accept it.

And that, for me, that message came from my own mother who sent me the serenity prayer on a little card in the mail when I was in California and she was in Florida and I was in medical school and going through all of this trauma myself with the vision loss.

And as you know, or many people may have heard of the serenity prayer, God grant me the serenity except the things I cannot change.

And that's the very first line.

And I just remember reading that and sort of really internalizing it.

For me, in my own journey, that was important.

I have seen that in my patients, and I've learned that through the psychologists who study this, and that's why that was really the first piece.

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