Welcome to With Hardship, Comes Ease.

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"With Hardship, Come Ease" is a project where I am collecting personal narrative and stories of brave and strong people to assess the concept of resilience. How we humans hit rock bottom and how we bounce back.
It would be great if you be the part of if and share your story with me.
Have you ever felt done/ lost with your life?
What kept you going?
Be open, be vulnerable. Be raw.
Last but not least. How you got control over the situation? What was that exact thing which gave you hope to be alive again?
Also give alt east one advice in the end for those who are going through the tough time.
We all go through a lot at some point in our lives. I am a firm believer that with every hardship there comes ease. The journey becomes easy when we listen others stories of hope. That is the aim and object of the study. It is also OK if you want to go anonymous.
The aim is to collect stories and photographs.
Send me your entries with your age, location and a photo to:
izdiher@hotmail.com

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  1. munApril 29, 2020 at 2:46 PM

    Meaningful project in this time to help people be strong.

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