All I Heard Was My Sorrow (Khmer)
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I thought about writing this book for many years, but did not take
the time to do it. Most of my free time was spent providing
community services. I was driven to complete this book after I
helped an author translate a book from English to Khmer. Due to the
complexity of that book, it took me one year to complete. As I
worked on this book I learned millions of people suffer from trauma
in different countries around the world. My experiences may be
different from others', or similar, but these are the experiences I
endured. I hope this book will heal the pain and suffering that I
could not share with my family, friends, or a therapist. I hope to
close the chapter on those unforgettable brutal experiences by
disclosing them publicly. My mother is 81 years old and seldom
complains of pain. I have developed mild arthritis; I told my
mother about it and she said, Keep walking and get rid of that
pain. She wants books and an IPad for Christmas and birthday gifts
as part of her continued education. Her strong will keeps her
healthy and free of pain and other chronic diseases that millions
of Cambodians suffer from. I used her advice to achieve my goals
and dreams. I learned to set goals that I am able to achieve and
practice common sense along with my knowledge. I learned to be a
leader who leads by example, not by dictation or humiliation. My
authority is a shared authority. I learned that America is indeed
the land of opportunity, but I had to seek it. When I failed, I did
not give up. I keep going, believing there is a solution for every
problem. I am a survivor. I have overcome my fear of losing by
allowing myself to lose at the starting line and becoming a winner
at the finish line. When I started working as an interpreter, I
wished some days I might have the opportunity to manage the
interpreter services department. I took the opportunity and
suffered physically and mentally. However, my survivor's resilience
kept me going. I lost when I started, but now I am a winner. As the
years pass by, I am not sure how long I can control my anxiety
disorder that developed from the brutal treatment I endured during
the Khmer Rouge. Maybe in five or ten years from now when I retire
from the work force, the free time will unveil my pain, and I will
then be classified as PSTD patient. Until then, I will remain as a
survivor in both my homeland and the country I now call home. This
book is translated into Khmer for the LEP (Limited English
Proficiently.) I hope that after reading this book in Khmer our LEP
population will understand that as Cambodian (Khmer), we are
suffering from PSTD. PSTD is a silent decease that is passing on to
our next generation and it is impacting our quality of lives. I
consider myself as an individual who is fortunate and survived the
physical and emotional pain from the traumatized experiences. I use
this pain to guide my life by providing services to my community.
By writing this book I also helping myself healing from all the
suffering that I kept in my heart and soul for all these years
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