Life in the Heart of Death: A Series on the Experiences of Mental Health Professionals under Attack – Story 35
I haven’t written anything in long days, although the war is still ongoing. Murder continues to ravage our land and overshadow our sky.
Life in the Heart of Death: A Series on the Experiences of Mental Health Professionals under Attack – Story 34
Crises and wars are a strange matter. Novel pains are imposed and old wounds open despite efforts to burry and forget about them; at the same time, they bring us together in a unique way.
Life in the Heart of Death: A Series on the Experiences of Mental Health Professionals under Attack – Story 33
Thank God, we are fine.
Every one of us is shattered in every way. It’s traumatic, Dr., I swear to God what is happening to us is traumatic!
Life in the Heart of Death: A Series on the Experiences of Mental Health Professionals under Attack – Story 32
don’t know how, but I feel my heart getting smaller and is losing its strength. Barely beating. Its beats come crazy fast and suddenly I feel it about to stop.
Life in the Heart of Death: A Series on the Experiences of Mental Health Professionals under Attack – Story 31
This is the fourth Friday of the war and I am still alive! I don’t know whether to laugh or cry, and I cannot assert that I have survived inevitable death.