I became a victim of jealousy, envy, and witchcraft. These were the reasons behind my mysterious illness, which seemed to have no cure. I consulted many doctors, including a cardiologist, hematologist, OB-GYN, psychiatrist, and orthopedic surgeon, but none of them could determine what was wrong with me. They prescribed numerous medications, and eventually, my sister began asking what could be behind everything I was experiencing. I suffered from this pain for two years. Not o

Before, I thought the struggles I was facing were purely physical and just a normal part of life, but I later came to understand things differently. All my suffering began when I was 11 years old. I witnessed my father hurting my mother, and he almost killed her because of a mistake she had made. My parents eventually separated, and this became one of the most traumatic experiences of my life. Later, I developed a health problem that forced me to stop studying because of my i

I was a woman overwhelmed by sadness, which eventually led to severe depression. I did not grow up with my parents, and I kept all my problems, sadness, and painful experiences hidden inside. I thought I could handle everything on my own, and I carried these feelings with me until college. My depression became worse during the pandemic, especially when I could no longer go outside. I also began comparing myself to others and questioning my worth. I felt that I had no value be

I suffered from insomnia. Sometimes, I couldn't sleep for five days to a week. I would lie in bed from morning until night, keeping my room completely dark in the hope that I could fall asleep. However, nothing seemed to help. I tried to tire myself out, thinking that if my body was exhausted, I would finally be able to sleep. But that didn't work either. Eventually, I turned to alcohol as my only way to fall asleep. I would drink until I became drunk and dizzy, and that was

Ever since I was a child, I grew up in a family that seemed normal because it was complete. But I noticed that there was a difference—we were my father's illegitimate children. Because of that, I isolated myself. I grew up with very few friends because I was ashamed of our family's situation. I entered into a lot of relationships. Though always rejected, I learned to accept it because I had no value of myself. I had a dream of going abroad, and it was at a training center