I’m not going to let my disorder define me
From the Blog nabihameher We live in a land where no one’s life is free of trauma. When I first came out of the bipolar closet, I was overwhelmed by the support I received. I woke up to messages of solidarity every day. The response made me hopeful about our future as a country. So many reached out to me; family members, who I’d least expect to be proud of me for what I did, called me to tell me that they were. The world became a better place. Many could truly empathise, not just sympathise. Yet, there were those who lashed out at me, mocked me, or suggested I get locked up. I became an easy target to deflect on, worthy only of mockery. When I discovered that the writer of an anonymous blog who suggested that I be locked up was actually someone who outwardly supported mental health awareness, I was uppakistanblogs.blogspot.comRead Full Post
Unending Torture And Human Rights Abuse At Guantanamo Bay Prison
From the Blog chowrangi Imagine your father, brother, or son locked up illegally in a prison, handcuffed, given food you would not feed dogs, your face shoved in a bucket full of feces, beaten daily with rods, whipped with cables and chains, facing complete isolation, accused of being a terrorist with no trail or charges, with no hope of [...] The post Unending Torture And Human Rights Abuse At Guantanamo Bay Prison appeared first on Chowrangi. pakistanblogs.blogspot.comRead Full Post
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