أخبرنا بالمرة التي شعرت فيها بالغربة وعدم الانسجام.


















أخبرنا بالمرة التي شعرت فيها بالغربة وعدم الانسجام.


















What’s a chapter of your life you’d titled “The Hard Years” — and what you got through it?
These are the days I spent in the hospital for examinations, X-rays, tests, and other procedures, such as taking pills and injections. Then came the surgery that shattered my life and turned it upside down. I will never forgive the surgeon, the professor, who practically executed me, amputating part of my anus and forcing me to defecate involuntarily. It was a shock that destroyed all my dreams and strength, leaving me paralyzed and unable to move except for necessities. Thank God I can walk, despite the chafing between my thighs, which bothers and aches whenever I move too much. I’m forbidden from visiting family and relatives because I have to carry diapers to change whenever needed. To make matters worse, the oncology institute in the capital refused to give me a medical certificate confirming my disability, fearing the scandal they had caused, whether by mistake or intentionally. I wrote to them, but they refused to accept the letter. The address was not found (the postman’s reply). The important thing is that… I’ve grown accustomed to my new life; it’s been nine years and a few months since the operation. I contacted the relevant authorities seeking justice, but to no avail. I asked the specialist for medical certificates, but again, to no avail. I entrusted my affairs to God.
That’s why I write occasionally, hoping to find a receptive audience through this platform. Finally, the Ministry of Health launched an online platform for submitting complaints, and I submitted mine this month. I’m still awaiting a satisfactory response. Goodbye.
What’s a chapter of your life you’d title “The Hard Years” — and what got you through it?
هي الأيام التي دخلت فيها للمستشفى، لإجراء الفحوصات والأشعة والتحاليل، وغيرها..مثل شرب الأقراص والحقن..وبعدها العملية الجراحية، التي دمرت حياتي وقلبتها رأسا على عقب،لن أسامح الجراح البروفيسور الذي اعدمني وبتر جزءا من مخرجي، وجعلني أتغوط في اي لحظة دون ارادتي،فكانت صعقة دمرت كل أحلامي وكل قوتي، وجعلتني مقعدا لا أتحرك الا للضروريات فقط..والحمد لله أنني أمشي على رجلي رغم الإحتكاك بين فخدي الذي يزعجني ويمرضني كل ما تحركت كثيرا…منعت من الذهاب عند العائلة، وحرمت من زيارة الأقارب…لأنني أحمل الحفاظات معي لأغيرها كلما اقتضى الأمر…وما زاد الطين بلة، انهم أعني المعهد الانكولوجي بالعاصمة ،ابوا ان يعطوني شهادة طبية تثبت عجزي..خوفا من الفضيحة التي ارتكبوها، سواء بالخطأ أو بالعمد….راسلتهم عبر البريد وابوا ان يستلموا الرسالة..العنوان غير موجود…(جواب ساعي البريد)…
المهم هو أنني ألفت حياتي الجديدة، الان 9 سنين وبضع أشهر على العملية…
راسلت جهات مختصة لإنصافي ..لكن دون جدوى….طلبت من الطبيب المختص في الشهادات الطبية..لكن دون جدوى…وفوضت أمري إلى الله..
لهذا أكتب بعض الأحيان لعلي أجد آذانا صاغية من هذا المنبر…
واخيرا فتحوا منصة إلكترونية لدى وزارة الصحة لتقديم الشكايات، وتقدمت بشكايتي هذا الشهر، ولازلت في إنتظار جواب شاف…
الى اللقاء..
Despite the daily suffering, resulting from what happened to me due to medical error or deliberate action by the surgeon who was hinting at something, such as bribery or flattery. I did not sign the consent form for the surgery, nor did I sign the consent form for what they would cut from my intestines, […]
And life goes on…
رغم المعاناة اليومية التي عانيتها جراء ما حدث لي بسبب خطأ طبي أو فعل متعمد من الجراح الذي كان يلمح إلى شيء ما، كالرشوة أو التملق.
لم أوقع على استمارة الموافقة على العملية، ولا على ما سيُستأصل من أمعائي، ولا على استئصال أي جزء من جسدي… لم يستشيروني بشأن ما سيُبتر!
بعد عشرين ساعة من فقدان الوعي، نُقلت إلى غرفة العمليات في التاسعة صباحًا. استغرقت العملية حوالي أربع ساعات، ونُقلت مباشرة إلى غرفة الإفاقة. بدأت أستعيد ذاكرتي مع الفجر. فتحت عينيّ وسمعت أنين المرضى من حولي. كانت غرفة الإفاقة مكتظة بالمرضى، بعضهم مكث فيها يومين أو أكثر، وبعضهم لم يستعد وعيه بعد. نُقلت مباشرة إلى المشرحة، وهناك بدأت أصرخ بأعلى صوتي من شدة الألم. جاء المسعف وأعطاني جرعة من المورفين لتخفيف الألم. بعد فترة، أنا…










Friday is a day of the week: It is a special day compared to other days; it is the day on which the sermon prayer is held. This is a blessed day, on this day God created creation, He created Adam… The important thing is that this day is special compared to the rest of […]
Friday… Friday…!
يوم الجمعة يومٌ من أيام الأسبوع:
إنه يومٌ مميزٌ عن باقي الأيام؛ فهو اليوم الذي تُقام فيه صلاة الخطبة.
إنه يومٌ مبارك، ففيه خلق الله الخليقة، وخلق آدم…
والأهم من ذلك أن هذا اليوم مميزٌ عن باقي أيام الأسبوع؛ ويُقال عنه الكثير.
I never knew that one day I would be in this condition, which I have never heard of before, or seen anyone in this state! Neither the surgeon nor the professor who supervised the surgery told me that I would be disabled for life…! Every time I wake up at night, I remember those days […]
Persistent suffering after surgery
لم أتخيل يومًا أنني سأكون في هذه الحالة، التي لم أسمع بها من قبل، ولم أرَ أحدًا في مثلها!
لم يخبرني الجراح ولا الأستاذ المشرف على العملية أنني سأُصاب بإعاقة مدى الحياة!
في كل ليلة أستيقظ فيها، أتذكر تلك الأيام التي قضيتها في معهد الأورام، أنتظر موعد العملية. أتذكر كل لحظة من تلك الفترة…
بصراحة، ينعمون براحة تامة، بينما أعاني في حياتي… لماذا هذا الإهمال المتعمد؟
لكنني لن أغفر لهم ما فعلوه بجسدي. لقد بتروا جزءًا من لحمي، دون أي تقرير منهم!











What are the biggest mistakes people make when visiting your country?
Mistakes that some visitors sometimes make.
For example, searching for things that are prohibited or banned in the country, such as drugs of all kinds.
For example, blindly trusting certain fraudsters,
Or helping in the purchase of things that are questionable…
Among other things that should be avoided wherever you are…
We must always be cautious and vigilant, and stay away from anything that is prohibited in any country.
To be honest with you, I welcome you to my beloved country anytime you wish…and you can contact us to inquire about anything that comes to mind.
Welcome.
ما الذي كان والداك يفعلانه في عمرك؟
To begin with, this germ is widespread in many countries, gnawing at the fabric of society and multiplying rapidly in weak societies where the strong prevail over the weak, the rich over the poor, and the powerful over the employees.
This scourge, which leaves its mark on societies, devouring everything in its path, fears no one, especially if it has protection from another quarter.
This germ has destroyed homes, shattered families, imprisoned countless people, and trampled on rights!
Perhaps you are wondering about it… What is it like? And what does it look like?…
Frankly, it’s widespread in many countries, especially those that are developing or in the early stages of democracy. Because of this germ, these countries cannot achieve their goals and reach true democracy. Although most developed and advanced countries have achieved it, some, or perhaps all, still have this germ clinging to certain corners… As for less developed countries striving for democracy, the germ eats away at and lives within society day and night…
Perhaps you have discovered it, and know what this insidious germ I’m talking about is…!
I want an answer from you, or even an explanation and…
Despite the daily suffering, resulting from what happened to me due to medical error or deliberate action by the surgeon who was hinting at something, such as bribery or flattery.
I did not sign the consent form for the surgery, nor did I sign the consent form for what they would cut from my intestines, or the removal of a part of my flesh… They did not consult me about what they would amputate…!
After 20 hours of unconsciousness, they took me to the operating room at 9:00 AM. The surgery lasted about four hours, and I was taken directly to the recovery room. I began to regain my memory at dawn. I opened my eyes and could hear the moans of the patients around me. The recovery room was full of patients, some of whom had been there for two days or more, and some who hadn’t yet regained consciousness. I was taken directly to the morgue, and that’s when I started screaming at the top of my lungs in pain. The paramedic came and gave me a dose of morphine to ease the pain. After a while, I started screaming again at the top of my lungs. He came again and repeated the same thing: another dose of morphine. The third time, I was quiet. I felt a coldness underneath me and realized my diaper was soiled. I asked the nurse to change it, which she did. She told me I was fine and would be taken back to my bed.
I remained in this state for more than a week… and not once did they change my diaper. My brother was my assistant, changing my diaper and helping me drink verbena tea… because I was in a recovery state… no food or drink for a week…
I got fed up with that situation… and I regretted this operation…!
Because proper care and attention were never available… there were only occasional visits to check on the situation… without any assistance…
This gap is what allowed the two surgeons in charge of this ward to do whatever they wanted with the patients, buying and selling them… without the knowledge of the professor who only came to his office… and browsed through the files without even looking at the patients. This gap is what allowed the surgeons to do whatever they wanted, from changing appointments… to other things…
I waited a whole month for my surgery appointment, while patients after me had their operations… and I was still on the waiting list… until they committed their heinous act… amputating part of my rectum… forcing me to wear diapers constantly… I will never forgive them for what they did…
This is the topic of today’s discussion: Life goes on…
Friday is a day of the week:
It is a special day compared to other days; it is the day on which the sermon prayer is held.
This is a blessed day, on this day God created creation, He created Adam…
The important thing is that this day is special compared to the rest of the week; a lot is said about it.