Interview with Farida Pabani-Salmon on her later years in Wales by Farah Allibhai
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Farida Pabani-Salmon shares her life journey, focusing on her marriage to John Salmon, a Welshman from Pembrokeshire. Their 30-year marriage thrived on mutual respect and understanding, transcending cultural differences. John’s care for Farida’s parents, especially during their final years, deeply strengthened their bond.
Farida reflects on her upbringing and values instilled by her parents, emphasizing hard work, resilience, and kindness. She recounts facing racism and bullying during her youth but credits her family, particularly her brother Shakut, for teaching her strength and dignity.
Currently living in St. Davids, Farida values her identity as Indian, Ismaili Muslim, and Welsh. She reflects on life’s challenges, including recent losses, with gratitude and determination to heal. Her motto, "be a kind human being," guides her as she navigates grief and the evolving journey of life.
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