Sarah’s story is not an isolated one. Many LGBT people around the world are still enduring the same violence, silence, and exile.
Let’s not forget them. 🌹

harassment from people in Egypt -messages that never stopped. In June 2020, Sarah ended her life in Toronto. She left behind a heartbreaking farewell letter:
To my siblings — I tried and I failed, forgive me.
It was too hard.
To the world — you were extremely cruel, but I forgive.” 💔

The Egyptian regime also denied her permission to attend her mother’s funeral, deepening her CPTSD and emotional suffering. She was charged with “inciting immorality.”
Even after being granted asylum in Canada, she continued to receive threats and

She spent three months in prison, where she was subjected to sexual violence by authorities, electric shocks, solitary confinement, and the stripping away of even the most basic human rights.

It’s important to look beyond slogans and question who really benefits from these alliances.

in schizophrenia and bipolar most people tend to have auditory stuff (human (or other) voices, but also footsteps, knocking, screaming, radio static, cats meowing, sirens, etc--could be anything) more than other senses. in sleep depravation or stress-related psychosis, it tends to be more visual