WHAT GABBY GINGRAS, THE GIRL WHO FEELS NO PAIN, MEANS FOR THE INDIAN INVESTOR

All of us hate pain.

But what if you could live a life without pain? Wouldn't that be wonderful? A Welcome to the world of Gabby Gingras-the girl who does not feel pain. She was about a day old when a nurse pricked her heel to draw blood-something that makes most newborns howl. Gingras slept through it. When she was just three years old, Gingras slipped and fell in the garage, banged her head on the kitchen floor and bumped her forehead against a bathroom door frame. But not once did she cry.

Gabby Gingras, now in her early twenties, was born in Minnesota, US, with a rare nerve disorder that prevents pain sensations from reaching her brain. The inability to feel pain, which seemed like a blessing, actually turned out to be a curse. That's because she couldn't tell when she was hurting herself.

When Gingras got her first tooth, she chewed her fingers so hard till it started to bleed. But she didn't even notice. Once, she chewed on her tongue as if it was bubble gum. She had to spend several days in the hospital because her tongue was so swollen and couldn't eat or drink anything.