I now live as an IDP.
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It makes me happy, it reminds me of my life before Boko Haram. I was forcefully married off to an insurgent that already had 2 wives. One of my co-wife died during my stay there. She died because the hardship was unbearable. When i had had enough, i took my son and escaped. While we were running, i took some time to rest, i had to sleep on dead bodies. I'm trying to adjust, but it's not easy. I returned with nothing, now i have to look after my son and myself.
It's really very tough. Although I was a widow, I was doing very well for myself and my children. I had a very big shop were I sold food stuffs. Suddenly, in , crisis erupted and I lost all I had worked for over the years.
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I had a big house and I was about to start building another, I also had a very big shop, I lost everything in just one day. Whenever I get moody, I reflect on the verse and smile. However, since the crisis, there seems to exist a fragile peace and a visibly struggling economy. In a matter of seconds, one of the boys held me down while the other stabbed me. Sometimes I have negative thoughts, I just want to revenge. Sara Suka which means; stab and cut is a terror group that consists of young boys from some parts of Northern Nigeria. The boys who identify as Muslims often terrorize innocent people in the regions that they operate.
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Thank you so very, very much, Janice, for your thoughtful comment and kind words. Especially for saying that what I wrote should be mandatory reading for nursing and medical students! That means a lot to me because my purpose for writing this is to create change — to prevent others from going through the physical and emotional turmoil of being dismissed and disbelieved like I was and often still am. The gender bias in medicine is all too real.
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Thank you for adding so much depth to the discussion. I know the author — she is my daughter — and i have witnessed the truth of every syllable Brijana writes.
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The article hangs out to dry — with amazing grace — the community of medical professionals who chose to ignore her illness for more than a decade. A community who too often continues to discount her symptoms because she finds the strength to smile more often than cry at doctor appointments and the courage to demand better care than she receives. If you ever — or regularly — feel ignored or diminished when you visit your doctor, reread this article before you next appointment. It will inspire you to stand up for your rights and get the medical help you deserve..
Thank you so much for your words that touch my heart immensely. If what I wrote helps anyone find the strength to speak out against medical mistreatment and demand proper care, I will be extraordinarily happy. Frustrating, discouraging and down right disheartening to have those so called healers be poor practitioners.
Thank you for empathizing with my plight to receive proper treatment for my pain and to not be discounted because of my gender or physical appearance. I hope that by speaking up and sharing my story, other women will do the same.
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