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A teenager’s advice - do not suffer in silence Printable Version PRINTABLE VERSION
by TellUs, Jul 1, 2007
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Had I not been to CEDEM, I would have surely committed suicide because I could no longer cope with the situation. I can say that with the continuous support of Mrs. Rita, the director, I have overcome many psychological problems.

I am now learning how to work with physically handicapped children. I am very keen and happy to help these children.

I have chosen to tell my story because I know that many children my age suffer like me. What I have to say to them is: “Please do not suffer in silence. Speak out your problems and somebody will offer you a hand as they did to me.”

Christelle*, with Pouba Essoo
(not her real name)

(This story is part of the I Stories series produced by the Gender Links Opinión and Commentary Service for the Sixteen Days of Activism on Gender Violence).





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