Meena RD

Meena RD is an award-winning author of her memoir, “Path to Rebirth: Fight. Survive. Repeat.,” that centers around transformation, of finding light in the darkest of times, and of embracing the journey, no matter how unpredictable it may be. Anchored in Queens, New York City alongside her son and husband, her story perfectly represents or symbolizes the victory of the human spirit.

Meena’s professional background is diverse – from being a Legal Secretary/Assistant for over 20 years in multiple law firms, to working as a Client Service Professional for H&R Block. Since October 2023, she has been working for a Podcast centering around autism moms and their journeys.

Having a child with Autism, Meena is an advocate in raising autism awareness and acceptance. Not only is she members of her son’s school Parent Association and School Leadership Team, but she is also a member of the ARISE Coalition, which was founded by Advocates for Children of NY, which consists of a diverse group of parents, educators, and advocates working together to improve the education of students with disabilities in New York City’s public schools.

From her earliest days, Meena found solace in the pages of novels and the ink of her own pen, crafting stories and poems that captured hearts and even claimed victories in literary contests. Music became her sanctuary, with R&B melodies serving as her preferred remedy amidst life’s trials.

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    Path to Rebirth: Fight. Survive. Repeat.

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