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Endlessly bullied by friends and teachers for being too sensitive, today's woman of impact

never felt like she belonged. And at the age of 16, when she visited a family in Canada

for the summer, she witnessed her home back in Lebanon getting gulfed in war. She was now

left with an impossible decision. Go back to a dangerous place that never felt like home to begin with,

a place she never felt like she belonged in the first place, or stay in a foreign country that spoke of foreign language,

a place that was far from welcoming, a place where she definitely didn't feel like she belonged.

Now making the painful decision to stay in Canada, she found herself lost, angry and alone

and shutting out her emotions not to feel the pain was now her full-time job, and she was clocking overtime.

Writing poetry, which was once her savior, was now her enemy. Why? Well because writing

meant she actually had to acknowledge her feelings. So she ripped up her journals and

for seven straight years she blocked it out and it wasn't until she found herself teaching

young refugees with relatable struggles where she reminded again of the power of the

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