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The Zimbabwe Association of Doctors for Human Rights (ZADHR) is providing psychosocial support to health workers affected by #COVID19. If you are a health worker & in need of this kind of assistance, contact us on 0712041838/ 0787394866/[email protected]@MoHCCZim@OSISA@kubatana
@Gillnpar You can’t fight back when you are mentally broken. You just have no strength to. Survival is enough. If able, You can only fight with people who have nothing to do with the root cause
8. There are several other groups of people I haven’t mentioned. The result is a people that is irritable, impulsive, not tolerant and just angry. Therapy must be universally available and affordable. Zimbabweans, there’s nothing wrong with therapy. Let’s normalise therapy
7. Victims of political violence, economic failure and injustice in this country. Some families have split, are scattered all over the world. Some have lost parents And children to politics (Politics shouldn’t be a battlefield). How are these people coping?
6. Broken hearted people. Done dirty by the people they loved. They can’t tell anyone what happened cause it all seems silly. Women and men who are being physically and emotionally abused.
5. Women and men who were sexually abused but can not tell anyone. Women who see the people who raped them get a sentence less than someone who stole a cow. Who can they talk to? How are they dealing with the trauma?
4. People who grew up in broken families or with parents who were not present (Father Christmas but doesn’t show affection). Those who were orphaned early due to HIV and they were stigmatized. Now they are grown. How do you start your own family? How are they coping?
1. Zimbabwe is a big mental asylum. We need therapy as a country. There are groups of people with mental trauma.
1. People who went to war, didn’t experience their childhood, saw people die, killed at a delicate age, suffered. Just integrated into society like nothing happened
3. The people who grew up being told get an education and you will be comfortable. Now you have the education, failing to make ends meet. You parents, guardians, the pensioners also need your input but you feel helpless. How do you cope mentally?
2. People who lost their savings (earnings), not once but twice but now don’t have the energy to do it again. They are pensioners now. How do you cope with this? You just move on like nothing happened?
6/10. The MDPCZ determines which doctor gets a Certificate of Good Standing (CGS) and any unilateral changes to it are a blatant disregard to the rule of law. The MOHCC has trampled on the Health Professions Act while attempting to solve a labour dispute with doctors. @MoHCCZim
7/10. Doctors are asking for PPE, medicines and sundries, & a review of their wages which are now so low that many cannot afford to come to work. Instead of providing solutions, the Govt has decided to throw away the books of the laws of the land. @ZLHRLawyers
9/10. The safe way to get a CGS devoid of political influence is to get two senior doctors signatures as has always been in Zimbabwe. Outside of that, reference letters from senior doctors of repute should be enough. The rule of law must be restored. @TheFSMB@gmcuk@ama_media
@drnmatara I lost a child due to Eclampsia this June,anything to do with pregnancy is a sore subject to me.Whoever made this decision is a cursed person. lf those 7 babies at Harare Hosp did not move us to protect mothers then we have no humanity left within us as a nation.
Humiliating us through leg irons and dirty khaki uniforms never broke our spirit.
The issue was never about us, but about the millions being LOOTED daily by crooks surrounding the State.
It is about the thousands dying daily without access to basic healthcare due to corruption!
#Dementia is one of the neglected and less talked about of the mental illnesses. Dementia is NOT a part of normal ageing. We should learn to recognise dementia early. There are interventions to manage and slow down the progression of the condition.