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I was born in Sudan in 1985. My childhood was marked by war and violence. I saw things that no child should ever see.

Scars and Revelations: My Journey from Sudan’s Brutality to Poland, Love and Family

by Mary Jo Gohlke

5 out of 5

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In 2003, I was forced to flee my home. I spent the next few years living in refugee camps in Chad and Egypt. It was a difficult time, but I never gave up hope.

In 2009, I was resettled to Poland. It was a new beginning for me. I was finally safe, and I was surrounded by people who cared about me.

I started to learn Polish and make new friends. I went to school and got a job. I even got married and had two children.

I am so grateful for the life I have now. I have found love, family, and a home in Poland.

The Brutality of Sudan

Sudan is a country that has been plagued by war and violence for decades. The conflict has displaced millions of people and left countless others dead.

I grew up in Darfur, a region of Sudan that has been particularly hard hit by the conflict. I saw my village burned to the ground. I saw my family members killed. I was forced to flee my home and live in a refugee camp.

The things I saw in Darfur will never leave me. I saw children being killed. I saw women being raped. I saw men being tortured.

The brutality of Sudan is something that I will never forget. It is a reminder of the horrors that war can bring.

The Love and Family of Poland

When I arrived in Poland, I was met with kindness and compassion. People welcomed me into their homes and helped me to get settled.

I quickly learned that Poland is a country that values family. People here are close to their loved ones and they take care of each other.

I have found love and family in Poland. I have met my wife here. I have made friends here. I have created a life here.

I am so grateful for the love and family that I have found in Poland. It has helped me to heal from the trauma of my past and to build a new future.

My Journey

My journey from Sudan to Poland has been a long and difficult one. But it has also been a journey of hope and resilience.

I have overcome many challenges along the way. But I have never given up on my dreams. I have always believed that I could find a better life.

I am now living proof that anything is possible. If you have the courage to dream, and the determination to work hard, you can achieve anything you set your mind to.

Scars and Revelations: My Journey from Sudan’s Brutality to Poland, Love and Family

by Mary Jo Gohlke

5 out of 5