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Welcome to Equation by Pharmacist Mom, where I'm Dr. Mseel-E-Zehra, your friend on a journey through health, pharmacy and being a mom. I have two awesome kids and this blog is all about finding the right balance between my job as a pharmacist and my life as a mom.

Get ready for a mix of cool info, inspiring stories and some fun too! I'm here to share bits about health, using simple words so everyone can understand. Imagine it like a pharmacy where I give you advice to help you feel better and live a happy life.

But wait, there's more! This blog is also about being a mom – the good stuff, the tough stuff and everything in between. Join me as I share stories, tips and maybe a joke or two about the wild ride of raising a family.

Equation by Pharmacist Mom is like a colorful mix of different things, just like life. From pharmacy facts to mom moments, I'm here to be your friendly storyteller. So, let's kick back, have fun and explore the cool blend of health, mom life and all the interesting stuff that makes life awesome. Get ready for a simple, fun ride with Equation by Pharmacist Mom!

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