What matters is stored in your memory, hopefully forever!
When I was married to the jihadi, he didnt allow cameras. Images of ppl was haram. So, I have no baby pictures of my daughter. Once we got away, I would periodically take her to Sears Portrait Studio-trying to make up for what was lost, but it could never replace what was gone.
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Well, I try to forget those days as much as possible, but I get the sentiment
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Thank you for turning your pain and sadness towards positive action and helping others.
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Thank you for appreciating what I do xxx
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We love you and support you, princess Yasmine! You’re a strong woman. Must have been traumatizing to live with some like that person. Happy you got over it and you’re free now. Keep up the good work and keep spreading the truth!
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I wish you the best Yasmine, you are a very inspiring woman. Be strong. You may not have the photographs but I’m sure that through your eyes, your daughter is able to see how loved she is and how beautiful she is.
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That's truly cruel.
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Yes. Still breaks my heart. It took me a long while to not be resentful over how much of my life was stolen-but, stealing from my daughter, I'll never get over that. That's unforgivable. However, in the end, it worked out as best as it possibly could, so there's that :)
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