Ouadie Rhabbour

He is gone… but what broke me was not only that

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When Mercy General called, I knew what was going on before the doctor was even finished. “We did everything we could… I’m sorry.” The car accident had cost him his life instantly. The following days blurred into flowers, black clothes, and a grief so heavy it felt like drowning. At the funeral, Eleanor sat stiffly … Read more

When I saw my husband “down there” on our wedding night, I shuddered and understood why my husband’s family had given me a lakeside villa worth about a million dollars so I could marry a poor girl like me.

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The wedding was extravagant and took place at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco. I sat next to Michael in a flowing white gown and still couldn’t believe it. But his expression remained cold and impassive, as if he were guarding a truth I hadn’t yet discovered. That night, the apartment filled with the scent … Read more

I donated part of my liver to my husband because I believed it would save his life. But a few days later, the doctor took me aside and whispered words that devastated me: “Ma’am, that liver wasn’t for him.”

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Days of unbearable silence followed. Whispers behind doors. Evasive glances from the staff. I pressed for answers, but legal formalities kept everything secret. Finally, Dr. Patel suggested a mysterious clue: “Ask Daniel about the foundation.” That night, as the ward fell silent, I opened Daniel’s laptop. I’ve never been one to invade his privacy, but … Read more

These are those little itchy bumps on your fingers

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Excessive sweating (associated with dysfunction of the sweat glands), Contact with allergens (nickel, chromium, cleaning products, cosmetics), Psychological stress (aggravates symptoms), Fungal infections (e.g. in people with athlete’s foot), Atopy (50% of patients also suffer from atopic dermatitis or allergic rhinitis). 3. Diagnosis Dermatological examination (characteristic appearance of the lesions), Patch tests (exclusion of contact … Read more

A white passenger stole a Black boy’s first-class seat: “Black people don’t have the money to sit in that seat. Come down and sit over there.” The ending left the passenger regretting it…Please…help my little sister! She can’t take it anymore! A homeless boy with a dusty face held a trembling girl in his arms and rushed toward the CEO, who was about to leave forever—and… See more

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“Please take my little sister with you – she can’t take it anymore.” The winter wind cut across the deserted highway, stinging Marcus Hale’s face as he walked with his head bowed. Once a respected tech CEO, now a man who traded conference rooms for solitude, he carried only a backpack and a cane. He … Read more

People whose mouths feel dry when they sleep at night need to know these 8 reasons

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In today’s fast-paced world, stress has become a constant in many people’s lives. This persistent pressure can disrupt sleep and overall well-being. One particular problem that affects restful sleep is waking up with a dry mouth in the night. While it may seem like a minor inconvenience, it can often be quite uncomfortable and indicate … Read more

My mother-in-law had poured a bucket of cold water over me to wake me up, but she hadn’t expected this turn of events… “Wake up, you lice!” A chilling shock shot through Emily Carter before she even opened her eyes. She jumped up and gasped as the icy water soaked through her pajamas and sheets. Her hair was sticking to her face and dripping, and her teeth began to chatter. Margaret Carter, her mother-in-law, stood… See more

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Emily didn’t scream. She didn’t plead. She spoke the truth, calmly and firmly—and that changed everything. Reflecting on the past later, Emily told a friend, “That bucket of water wasn’t just cruelty. It was the moment I realized I had a voice. And once I used it, no one could silence me.” Respect, she learned, … Read more