Silva Koria, a journalist, told Alma’s story, a-45-year old lady
who is paralyzed and has been bedridden for 4 months in a hospital in Amman.
The journalist tried to deliver Alma’s message and voice, Alma,
who demonstrated peacefully in the beginning of Syrian revolution, and then she
worked in relief. When she was arrested she experienced brutal torture. She
helped in getting children caught under rubble and helps many others.
The most important message Koria got from Alma Shahhood was that
she never regrets fighting against the regime as she summarized her attitude
with: “who does not understand words, must be talk to in a different way”
Alma expects the situation
in Syria to take long to get resolved, the journalist wrote on her face-book
page.
Alma still believes and supports holding arms against regime,
but she feels that people have change, where incompetent people started to hold
arms and decide whatever they want as a result of lacking unified military
command, the journalist added.
Alma repeatedly expressed that she never regrets anything she
did, and she does not afraid of anything, the journalist said and expressed her
feeling of shame when she cried in front of that heroine of slim helpless body.
Asking about her kids,
was the only thing to show Alma’s weakness when she said with tears in her
eyes: “I have five children, they are in Damascus, I miss them so much”
The story of Alma, the
heroine, the mother and real human, and the fate her children who would live,
grow up, cry, laugh, and play away from their mother is very touching and
painful, and they who deserve life and freedom, Koria expressed.
Read the original article; Translation by Yusra Ahmed
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