Being patient provides peace

Being patient provides peace.

33 When I was still young, my parents used to tell us how our family had been deported by the government from Ruhengeri to Nyamata in 1959, when massacres based on ethnic conflicts happened for the first time in Rwanda. My father also told us that the whole region of Bugesera had been a forest and that there were many animals there. Most of my relatives who had been forced into the forest by th...

Peace Village International: Ongoing Patient Reports?

Column " Once upon a time there was a small village... " This is the beginning of many stories about brave and virtuous people that usually end with the sentence, " and they lived happily ever after. " The " fairy tale " that is going to be told here has not come to an end yet, although many people work and strive for it. Surprising? No! Let the story be told from the beginning. Once upon a tim...

Being a patient party.

A a medical student, we spend many hours of our clinical teaching asking questions during history taking and examining the patient. When we go to wards, we scan the cardex and nd out the new cases that we have. This is contrary to the ideal way suggested by our professors of going to a new patient and asking history. In the next minute what we do is, we go in, introduce ourselves and ask questi...

Violence , Peace , and Peace Research

Impact of - Peace Treaty on Psychological Well - being . A Follow - up

The article reports the impact of Israeli-Palestinian peace treaty, children's perception of it/ the amount of traumatic experiences, and their personal resources on their self-esteem and neuroticism . The sample is a follow-up group of 64 i, Palestinian children of 11-12 years of age, living in theGaza Strip , The results showed that the level of neuroticism 'was significantly lower after the ...