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Not to mention, the guilt that's eating him alive is a product of those two things. They say when you're undergoing feelings of intense guilt, you tend to fluctuate between two states - suppression and surrender. When you suppress, you tell yourself you're fine. Everything's okay. Things are best this way type of stuff. In fact, I want you to remember this phrase. Then, there's surrender - moments of lucidity where you realize you're falling apart, that this isn't what you want at all. You're flooded by emotions and longing about what you're denying yourself. And that's something you see in Cihan over and over in this episode. He keeps fluctuating from one state to the other, and I don't think he even realizes what he's about to do to himself and Alya by wanting to go through with that operation. Take the scene where they're talking in their room before Alya leaves. On the one hand, Cihan tells Alya he has responsibilities to his family, and on the other, he can't see how his decision will affect Alya and Deniz. Then, when Cihan tries talking to Alya when he's driving her to work, he tells her he doesn't want to sacrifice their love, but in the next instance, he tells her he won't lose her 'in his heart' even if Boran wakes up. You see the inconsistency? He keeps switching between what he truly wants and the things might be best this way mindset. Surrender and suppression. Like when he keeps seeking her out at every turn, but insists on undergoing a surgery that will almost certainly kill him. The guilt inside him builds like pressure almost. He tries to suppress it until it spills over, revealing his true feelings, then he panics and moves back to suppression again. This keeps repeating until he wakes up to discover that Alya is the one undergoing the surgery. That's when the cycle finally breaks. Because when he's faced with the reality of losing Alya forever, he finally accepts the core truth driving his guilt - he fell in love with his brother's wife. Sure, he thinks Boran is dead and gone when it happens, but guilt doesn't really follow logic. That's why Alya being the donor and almost losing her life forces him to accept the love he feels for Alya is part of him now. There is no fighting it, there is no changing it. There is only accepting it. And his speech to Boran before he sees Alya is proof of his surrender. Because he finally admits that his bond with Alya isn't about choice anymore, he doesn't control the love; it controls him now. In front of Boran, no less. He finally looks his guilt in the face and starts to overcome it. That's why we see him initiating the kiss in their room. He's not overcome by self-reproach when he thinks of touching Alya intimately now. All very, very positive signs. And, let's not forget, when he sees his entire family conspired behind his back to allow Alya to be the donor, he understands another sold truth. He is the only family Alya has apart from Deniz. Which makes Alya's sacrifice all the more powerful. Because he realizes that she kept her part of the bargain. She kept fighting for them, even when he didn't. Hopefully, this is the moment where Cihan stops running and starts choosing. Alya didn’t just save his life physically; she forced him to confront the part of himself he kept buried. And now that he’s finally surrendered to that truth, we’re about to see the version of Cihan who fights for love instead of resisting it. Till next time, happy reading, y'all. #CihAl #UzakŞehir

CocoLoco

26,130 次观看 • 8 个月前

🧵Imagine being a mother on a peaceful afternoon, January 10, 2024. It's 2:00 P.M. in the afternoon, and you're caring for your year-old baby boy, preparing his bottle. He's nestled in his swing, watching Ms. Rachel on the television. Everything is peaceful and calm. But in an abrupt, heart-stopping 15 seconds, tranquility is about to be shattered, turning your world into unimaginable chaos. Then, a thunderous knock shatters the silence as the clock ticks to 2:12 pm. This is a scary and heartbreaking story about a mother named Courtney and her son, Waylon. Courtney anticipated her uncle coming home around that time and thought he was playing a joke on her when she heard the pounding on the door UNTIL she approached the door. But as she reached the top of the steps, she realized this wasn’t a joke or her uncle, but it was a gang of about twenty police officers. In a whirlwind of confusion, the door violently bursts open, windows shatter, and the room fills with armed officers pointing guns at them. Courtney, frozen in shock while seeing the world around her erupt into chaos. Guns are pointed in every direction, and a thick smoke begins to engulf the room, threatening to swallow Waylon in his swing. Out of fear for her baby boy, she screamed for her baby, pleading for his safety, emphasizing his fragile state on a ventilator. But her pleas were ignored, and she was roughly grabbed, pulled out of the house, and handcuffed. Despite her cries, the officers inside the house showed no concern for Waylon. Over twenty of them were present, yet not one stopped to check on the baby or remove him from the dangerous smoke and debris. The SWAT team arrived with two medics, but their cursory check failed to grasp the severity of Waylon's condition. The negligence is appalling – Waylon, who was already vulnerable due to his prematurity and dependence on a ventilator, is left amidst chaos and danger. Courtney's aunt, Redia Jenning, also shared her perspective on this horrifying incident. She stated on Facebook that she and her husband, Marlon, were at work when their home was mistakenly raided by a SWAT team. The home’s security footage captures the terrifying scene – the police never gave Courtney a chance to open the door. Redia’s heart dropped when she saw Waylon’s condition; a baby boy already fighting health challenges is now struggling for his life in the PICU. His delicate lungs, which had shown signs of recovery, are now inflamed and infected due to the chemical exposure. He has sustained chemical burns on his body and around his eyes. Waylon's medical progress, including a planned open-heart surgery, is now heartbreakingly set back. Courtney and her family will be seeking justice and need to replace Waylon’s medical equipment as soon as possible. I’m asking that you all share this story with anyone you can to help Courtney and her family get justice and everything they need for baby Waylon. Thank You. #JusticeForWaylon

🧵Imagine being a mother on a peaceful afternoon, January 10, 2024. It's 2:00 P.M. in the afternoon, and you're caring for your year-old baby boy, preparing his bottle. He's nestled in his swing, watching Ms. Rachel on the television. Everything is peaceful and calm. But in an abrupt, heart-stopping 15 seconds, tranquility is about to be shattered, turning your world into unimaginable chaos. Then, a thunderous knock shatters the silence as the clock ticks to 2:12 pm. This is a scary and heartbreaking story about a mother named Courtney and her son, Waylon. Courtney anticipated her uncle coming home around that time and thought he was playing a joke on her when she heard the pounding on the door UNTIL she approached the door. But as she reached the top of the steps, she realized this wasn’t a joke or her uncle, but it was a gang of about twenty police officers. In a whirlwind of confusion, the door violently bursts open, windows shatter, and the room fills with armed officers pointing guns at them. Courtney, frozen in shock while seeing the world around her erupt into chaos. Guns are pointed in every direction, and a thick smoke begins to engulf the room, threatening to swallow Waylon in his swing. Out of fear for her baby boy, she screamed for her baby, pleading for his safety, emphasizing his fragile state on a ventilator. But her pleas were ignored, and she was roughly grabbed, pulled out of the house, and handcuffed. Despite her cries, the officers inside the house showed no concern for Waylon. Over twenty of them were present, yet not one stopped to check on the baby or remove him from the dangerous smoke and debris. The SWAT team arrived with two medics, but their cursory check failed to grasp the severity of Waylon's condition. The negligence is appalling – Waylon, who was already vulnerable due to his prematurity and dependence on a ventilator, is left amidst chaos and danger. Courtney's aunt, Redia Jenning, also shared her perspective on this horrifying incident. She stated on Facebook that she and her husband, Marlon, were at work when their home was mistakenly raided by a SWAT team. The home’s security footage captures the terrifying scene – the police never gave Courtney a chance to open the door. Redia’s heart dropped when she saw Waylon’s condition; a baby boy already fighting health challenges is now struggling for his life in the PICU. His delicate lungs, which had shown signs of recovery, are now inflamed and infected due to the chemical exposure. He has sustained chemical burns on his body and around his eyes. Waylon's medical progress, including a planned open-heart surgery, is now heartbreakingly set back. Courtney and her family will be seeking justice and need to replace Waylon’s medical equipment as soon as possible. I’m asking that you all share this story with anyone you can to help Courtney and her family get justice and everything they need for baby Waylon. Thank You. #JusticeForWaylon

Doni 🏴

1,199,138 次观看 • 2 年前

This little boy asks him mom why she doesn’t have the same last name as him or his dad. The mom explains that she didn’t want his dad’s last name, that she liked hers. At one point she tells him you have your dad’s last name and I have my dad’s last name. 🤔 Some people were saying that they think she should have taken her husband’s name so their whole family has the same name. Some men stated that they took their wife’s last name. 🤯 (I’ve never heard of that before.) While some other women stated they hyphenated their last name with theirs and their husbands together. I never gave this much thought. I didn’t realize this was a thing, or that so many wives don’t take their husband’s last name and I’d never heard of a man taking his wife’s last name. Some even said the kids should have the wife’s last name because she did all the work having the baby. 😂 What do you think? Where do you stand? No big deal if the wife keeps her last name? No big deal if the husband take’s his wife’s last name? Are we past those times where it automatically assumed the wife is taking her husband’s last name?

This little boy asks him mom why she doesn’t have the same last name as him or his dad. The mom explains that she didn’t want his dad’s last name, that she liked hers. At one point she tells him you have your dad’s last name and I have my dad’s last name. 🤔 Some people were saying that they think she should have taken her husband’s name so their whole family has the same name. Some men stated that they took their wife’s last name. 🤯 (I’ve never heard of that before.) While some other women stated they hyphenated their last name with theirs and their husbands together. I never gave this much thought. I didn’t realize this was a thing, or that so many wives don’t take their husband’s last name and I’d never heard of a man taking his wife’s last name. Some even said the kids should have the wife’s last name because she did all the work having the baby. 😂 What do you think? Where do you stand? No big deal if the wife keeps her last name? No big deal if the husband take’s his wife’s last name? Are we past those times where it automatically assumed the wife is taking her husband’s last name?

👉M-Û-R-Č-H👈

450,680 次观看 • 2 个月前

NHS KILLED A BABY THEN EDITED HER MEDICAL FILE AFTER SHE DIED Kate Stanton-Davies lived for six hours. She was born in 2009 at a midwife led unit in Ludlow, run by Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust SaTH. Her mother Rhiannon Davies had already raised concerns about reduced movement in the weeks before birth. Nobody acted on it. Nobody classed her as high risk. She gave birth in the wrong place with the wrong support and her daughter died. Then it got worse. An NHS England investigation into Kate's death was later found not fit for purpose. A second investigation in 2016 found something uglier still. Someone had gone back and changed Kate's clinical observation notes after she had already died ... ... Not an update. A correction made to a dead baby's file to make the story look cleaner. Rhiannon and her husband Richard Stanton Rhiannon MBE & Richard MBE were refused an inquest at first. They had to threaten a judicial review just to get one. When it finally happened in 2012, the jury unanimously found that delivering Kate in a midwife led unit contributed to her avoidable death. The Health Service Ombudsman agreed, ruling the death avoidable and the trust guilty of maladministration in how it handled the complaint. Two parents who were told to grieve quietly instead built one of the biggest scandals in NHS history. Their campaign led to the Ockenden Review, chaired by Donna Ockenden Donna Ockenden FRSA, Hon DLitt Hon DSci, which has since examined 1,862 cases of baby and mother deaths and injuries at the same trust. It is the largest maternity review the NHS has ever run. Kate was case one. Pippa Griffiths, who died at the same trust in 2016, was case two. There are 1,860 more behind them. West Mercia Police West Mercia Police later opened Operation Lincoln, investigating individual and corporate gross negligence manslaughter at the trust. It is still running. In 2023 Rhiannon and Richard were awarded MBEs for services to maternity healthcare, alongside fellow campaigners Colin and Kayleigh Griffiths. A medal is a nice gesture. It does not bring back a six hour old life that a trust decided was worth editing out of the record rather than learning from. The pattern is the one this series keeps finding. A family raises a concern. The institution ignores it. A child dies. The institution edits the paperwork instead of fixing the system. Then it takes a decade of two grieving parents doing the NHS's job for free before anyone admits what happened. Sources: BBC News (UK) Channel 4 News The Guardian Health Service Journal

NHS KILLED A BABY THEN EDITED HER MEDICAL FILE AFTER SHE DIED Kate Stanton-Davies lived for six hours. She was born in 2009 at a midwife led unit in Ludlow, run by Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust SaTH. Her mother Rhiannon Davies had already raised concerns about reduced movement in the weeks before birth. Nobody acted on it. Nobody classed her as high risk. She gave birth in the wrong place with the wrong support and her daughter died. Then it got worse. An NHS England investigation into Kate's death was later found not fit for purpose. A second investigation in 2016 found something uglier still. Someone had gone back and changed Kate's clinical observation notes after she had already died ... ... Not an update. A correction made to a dead baby's file to make the story look cleaner. Rhiannon and her husband Richard Stanton Rhiannon MBE & Richard MBE were refused an inquest at first. They had to threaten a judicial review just to get one. When it finally happened in 2012, the jury unanimously found that delivering Kate in a midwife led unit contributed to her avoidable death. The Health Service Ombudsman agreed, ruling the death avoidable and the trust guilty of maladministration in how it handled the complaint. Two parents who were told to grieve quietly instead built one of the biggest scandals in NHS history. Their campaign led to the Ockenden Review, chaired by Donna Ockenden Donna Ockenden FRSA, Hon DLitt Hon DSci, which has since examined 1,862 cases of baby and mother deaths and injuries at the same trust. It is the largest maternity review the NHS has ever run. Kate was case one. Pippa Griffiths, who died at the same trust in 2016, was case two. There are 1,860 more behind them. West Mercia Police West Mercia Police later opened Operation Lincoln, investigating individual and corporate gross negligence manslaughter at the trust. It is still running. In 2023 Rhiannon and Richard were awarded MBEs for services to maternity healthcare, alongside fellow campaigners Colin and Kayleigh Griffiths. A medal is a nice gesture. It does not bring back a six hour old life that a trust decided was worth editing out of the record rather than learning from. The pattern is the one this series keeps finding. A family raises a concern. The institution ignores it. A child dies. The institution edits the paperwork instead of fixing the system. Then it takes a decade of two grieving parents doing the NHS's job for free before anyone admits what happened. Sources: BBC News (UK) Channel 4 News The Guardian Health Service Journal

Artur Nadolny

61,221 次观看 • 25 天前

In an interview with the BBC, I spoke about the horrific condition of the hostages who were released yesterday, and highlighted the terrible tragedy of the Sharabi family. Lianne Sharabi, the wife of hostage Eli Sharabi who was freed yesterday from captivity, came from England to volunteer at Kibbutz Be’eri. Over the years, she chose to build her home there with her husband and together they had two wonderful daughters – Noiya and Yahel. On October 7, Hamas terrorists brutally murdered Lianne, Noiya, and Yahel and abducted Eli and his brother, Yossi, to Gaza. Yesterday, after nearly 500 days in captivity, we painfully watched Eli return from the depths of hell—beaten, starved, and weak—only to be exploited in a cynical and degrading ceremony, unaware of the cruel fate of his wife, daughters, while his brother, Yossi, was murdered in captivity, with his body still being held in Gaza. The heartbreaking story of the Sharabi family is yet another testament to the cruelty and cynicism of Hamas terrorists. In the interview, I emphasized that the entire world must stand against Hamas’s evil and barbarity and take action for the immediate release of all the hostages.

In an interview with the BBC, I spoke about the horrific condition of the hostages who were released yesterday, and highlighted the terrible tragedy of the Sharabi family. Lianne Sharabi, the wife of hostage Eli Sharabi who was freed yesterday from captivity, came from England to volunteer at Kibbutz Be’eri. Over the years, she chose to build her home there with her husband and together they had two wonderful daughters – Noiya and Yahel. On October 7, Hamas terrorists brutally murdered Lianne, Noiya, and Yahel and abducted Eli and his brother, Yossi, to Gaza. Yesterday, after nearly 500 days in captivity, we painfully watched Eli return from the depths of hell—beaten, starved, and weak—only to be exploited in a cynical and degrading ceremony, unaware of the cruel fate of his wife, daughters, while his brother, Yossi, was murdered in captivity, with his body still being held in Gaza. The heartbreaking story of the Sharabi family is yet another testament to the cruelty and cynicism of Hamas terrorists. In the interview, I emphasized that the entire world must stand against Hamas’s evil and barbarity and take action for the immediate release of all the hostages.

יצחק הרצוג Isaac Herzog

25,412 次观看 • 1 年前

How Sectarian Politics Is Reshaping Britain's Democracy Here's what everyone's missing: While the mainstream media obsesses over Westminster drama, a quiet transformation is unfolding in Britain's local corridors of power. The Pakistani sectarian Oldham Group - a bloc of Muslim councillors - has just aligned with Akhmed Yakoob. Don't know who Yakoob is? Watch this Yakoob's partnership with Kamran Ghafoor and his self described 'Oldham Group isn't a one-off event. Nor is this just local politics. This is the blueprint for a nationwide shift. Let me explain. The Great Unraveling For decades, Labour has played a dangerous game where they: - traded political influence for bloc votes - cultivated sectarian networks - abandoned their working-class base Now, that strategy is backfiring - spectacularly. The very networks Labour empowered are cutting ties, finding new alliances, and building independent power bases. But here's the catch: You're not supposed to say anything in case you're targeted by Angela Rayner and her Islamophobia task force. The Inconvenient Truth The Independent (not to be confused with Islamic) Candidate Alliance (ICA) presents itself as just another political alternative. My analysis? They're architecting something far more significant: - Parallel power structures beyond democratic oversight - Representatives prioritising foreign interests - Systematic silencing of critics through accusations of racism This is happening in town after town. Street by street. Vote by vote. Why This Matters Now The establishment won't save you. The media won't inform you. The truth won't wait for you. I've spent over 25 years documenting this transformation. While BBC News and metropolitan elite in publications such as The Guardian look the other way, the evidence keeps mounting. This isn't about politics anymore - it's about the future of British democracy. What You Can Do Right Now 1. Get educated: Subscribe at 2, Support my work. I am 100% community funded: 3. Share my work with anyone who still believes in democratic values The time for passive observation is over. The moment for action is here. The choice is yours. Stand up, support me or surrender. Raja Miah MBE

How Sectarian Politics Is Reshaping Britain's Democracy Here's what everyone's missing: While the mainstream media obsesses over Westminster drama, a quiet transformation is unfolding in Britain's local corridors of power. The Pakistani sectarian Oldham Group - a bloc of Muslim councillors - has just aligned with Akhmed Yakoob. Don't know who Yakoob is? Watch this Yakoob's partnership with Kamran Ghafoor and his self described 'Oldham Group isn't a one-off event. Nor is this just local politics. This is the blueprint for a nationwide shift. Let me explain. The Great Unraveling For decades, Labour has played a dangerous game where they: - traded political influence for bloc votes - cultivated sectarian networks - abandoned their working-class base Now, that strategy is backfiring - spectacularly. The very networks Labour empowered are cutting ties, finding new alliances, and building independent power bases. But here's the catch: You're not supposed to say anything in case you're targeted by Angela Rayner and her Islamophobia task force. The Inconvenient Truth The Independent (not to be confused with Islamic) Candidate Alliance (ICA) presents itself as just another political alternative. My analysis? They're architecting something far more significant: - Parallel power structures beyond democratic oversight - Representatives prioritising foreign interests - Systematic silencing of critics through accusations of racism This is happening in town after town. Street by street. Vote by vote. Why This Matters Now The establishment won't save you. The media won't inform you. The truth won't wait for you. I've spent over 25 years documenting this transformation. While BBC News and metropolitan elite in publications such as The Guardian look the other way, the evidence keeps mounting. This isn't about politics anymore - it's about the future of British democracy. What You Can Do Right Now 1. Get educated: Subscribe at 2, Support my work. I am 100% community funded: 3. Share my work with anyone who still believes in democratic values The time for passive observation is over. The moment for action is here. The choice is yours. Stand up, support me or surrender. Raja Miah MBE

Raja Miah

30,337 次观看 • 1 年前

A GRIEVING MOTHER FOUGHT THE BRITISH ESTABLISHMENT FOR 24 YEARS AND PROVED IT WRONG FROM THE GRAVE Kevin Williams was 15 when he died at Hillsborough on 15 April 1989. The original inquest ruled every single death happened by 3.15pm and refused to consider any evidence after that point. Convenient cutoff. It meant nobody ever had to explain why an ambulance never reached him, or whether he could have survived. His mother Anne Williams was not satisfied with convenient. She had medical evidence suggesting Kevin was alive well after the official cutoff. South Yorkshire Police had a simpler version of events, one that blamed dying fans for their own deaths and altered statements to fit it. So Anne spent the next two decades doing the job the police, the coroner, and the government should have done properly the first time. She set up Hope For Hillsborough, then chaired the Hillsborough Justice Campaign HJC Official. She petitioned the Attorney General three times. Over 118,000 people signed her call for a fresh inquest. The establishment's strategy was simple. Wait her out. It didn't work. In 2012 the Hillsborough Independent Panel confirmed what campaigners had said for years, the original verdicts were built on doctored evidence. The verdicts were quashed and a fresh inquest was ordered into all 96 deaths. Anne died of cancer in April 2013, two weeks before that fresh inquest began. She never lived to hear the 2016 verdict that all 96 were killed. Liverpool City Region Mayor Steve Rotheram Steve Rotheram, who has campaigned for a Hillsborough Law ever since, called her fight a symbol of unbreakable maternal love. BBC gave her a posthumous award later that year. A nice gesture, 24 years late. The lesson is not complicated. One mother with no legal training out-investigated a police force, a coroner, and most of Whitehall, just by refusing to accept a story that didn't add up. If the truth had been told in 1989, none of this would have been necessary. It wasn't, so she made them tell it anyway. Next time someone tells you to drop it and move on, think of Anne Williams. She didn't, and the country is still catching up to what she proved. Sources: The Guardian BBCNews Channel 4 News Liverpool Echo

A GRIEVING MOTHER FOUGHT THE BRITISH ESTABLISHMENT FOR 24 YEARS AND PROVED IT WRONG FROM THE GRAVE Kevin Williams was 15 when he died at Hillsborough on 15 April 1989. The original inquest ruled every single death happened by 3.15pm and refused to consider any evidence after that point. Convenient cutoff. It meant nobody ever had to explain why an ambulance never reached him, or whether he could have survived. His mother Anne Williams was not satisfied with convenient. She had medical evidence suggesting Kevin was alive well after the official cutoff. South Yorkshire Police had a simpler version of events, one that blamed dying fans for their own deaths and altered statements to fit it. So Anne spent the next two decades doing the job the police, the coroner, and the government should have done properly the first time. She set up Hope For Hillsborough, then chaired the Hillsborough Justice Campaign HJC Official. She petitioned the Attorney General three times. Over 118,000 people signed her call for a fresh inquest. The establishment's strategy was simple. Wait her out. It didn't work. In 2012 the Hillsborough Independent Panel confirmed what campaigners had said for years, the original verdicts were built on doctored evidence. The verdicts were quashed and a fresh inquest was ordered into all 96 deaths. Anne died of cancer in April 2013, two weeks before that fresh inquest began. She never lived to hear the 2016 verdict that all 96 were killed. Liverpool City Region Mayor Steve Rotheram Steve Rotheram, who has campaigned for a Hillsborough Law ever since, called her fight a symbol of unbreakable maternal love. BBC gave her a posthumous award later that year. A nice gesture, 24 years late. The lesson is not complicated. One mother with no legal training out-investigated a police force, a coroner, and most of Whitehall, just by refusing to accept a story that didn't add up. If the truth had been told in 1989, none of this would have been necessary. It wasn't, so she made them tell it anyway. Next time someone tells you to drop it and move on, think of Anne Williams. She didn't, and the country is still catching up to what she proved. Sources: The Guardian BBCNews Channel 4 News Liverpool Echo

Artur Nadolny

59,927 次观看 • 28 天前