My name is Salil Gupta, and I was born and raised in India, where I developed a deep fascination with medicine and the human spirit. Growing up, I always felt drawn to helping others, and that passion led me to a career in neonatology. I trained as a doctor in India, and after completing my studies, I made the life-changing decision to move to the United States in search of greater opportunities in medicine and life.

The journey wasn’t easy, but it was one that shaped me in countless ways. As a neonatologist, I had the privilege of caring for premature and critically ill infants, helping families during their most vulnerable moments. My work gave me a sense of purpose and fulfillment that I carry with me even in retirement. I’ve always believed in the power of small lives and the big impact of compassionate care.

Alongside my professional journey, I’ve been blessed with a beautiful family. I met my wife here in the U.S., and together, we raised four wonderful children who have brought immense joy and pride into our lives. Now, at 68, I am retired, reflecting on a fulfilling career and a lifetime of love, growth, and family.

Though I’ve stepped away from the medical field, I remain committed to helping others, sharing my experiences, and embracing new challenges. Life has been a remarkable journey—one filled with both struggles and triumphs—and I am grateful for every moment.