Could you elaborate on the story of the woman who wished to fast for three days as mentioned in Chapter 32?

Chapter 32 introduces an insightful story about a woman who came to Shirdi with a firm resolve to have Sai Baba's darshan and fast for three days without food. However, the narrative, as outlined in this chapter, describes how her plan was altered by Baba's divine intervention. He broke her firm resolve and had her prepare and eat puranpolis until she was content. The chapter suggests this was a lesson from Baba, demonstrating that true welfare and blessed acts involve "wearing out the body for others' sake" rather than just personal austerity. Through this incident, as highlighted in Chapter 32, Baba taught her a lesson about fasting and service that she would never forget.