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RE: SEC-S30W3: The things I am thankful for.
Hi, @chant
It's a pleasure to see that you've accepted my challenge, welcome! Here is your evaluation:
Living in the midst of armed conflicts is something very complicated, it generates traumas, the so called "post traumatic stress" that does not contribute anything to our mental health. The best thing is not to cling and not to be afraid to start again in a new home. As you say, being thankful doesn't take away the problems, but it motivates you not to get stuck.
| Compliance with regulations | 3 |
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| Content | |
| Narrative coherence | 3 |
| Own Images | 2.5 |
| Presentation (markdown) | 1 |
| Total | 9.5 |
Thank you so much for your time reading through and giving feedback. I truly appreciate your perspective. Living through armed conflict leaves deep emotional scars, and starting over is never easy. But as you pointed out, choosing not to remain stuck in fear and finding the strength to rebuild can make all the difference. Gratitude does not erase the pain, but it can give us the courage to keep moving forward. I am grateful for this exchange and your insight.