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Arab Expressions showcases MENA culture at Deering Meadow - Vimarsana News

Arab Expressions showcases MENA culture at Deering Meadow

The Middle Eastern North African Student Association held its annual Arab Expressions programming Saturday night in the ongoing pro-Palestine encampment on Deering Meadow. In its third year, Arab Expressions is a dynamic cultural showcase that aims to bring together students from different MENA backgrounds through authentic Arab cuisine and a variety of live performances, like...

Jordanian Covid survivor recalls nightmare struggle - Vimarsana News

Jordanian Covid survivor recalls nightmare struggle

AMMAN: Jordanian Covid-19 survivor Abdullah Bashiti still suffers disturbing flashbacks from his time in intensive care.One of the most vivid is a vision of his doctors holding their hands in prayer as he regained consciousness after a sudden critical oxygen lapse.The 38-year-old father of four recalls the hallucinations and delirium - from images of...

Jordanian ICU ward COVID-19 survivor recalls nightmare struggle - Vimarsana News

Jordanian ICU ward COVID-19 survivor recalls nightmare struggle

Jordanian COVID-19 survivor Abdullah Bashiti still suffers disturbing flashbacks from his time in intensive care.

Covid patients in Jordan left suffering PTSD - Vimarsana News

Covid patients in Jordan left suffering PTSD

Jordanian COVID-19 survivor Abdullah Bashiti still suffers disturbing flashbacks from his time in intensive care. One of the most vivid is a vision of his doctors holding their hands in prayer as he regained consciousness after a sudden critical oxygen lapse. The 38-year-old father of four recalls the hallucinations and delirium – from images of doomsday to a nightmare of a war zone – that beset him as he struggled for life during 37 days in the ICU ward of a private hospital in Amman. After he regained consciousness one day, five doctors were at his bedside saying: "Abdullah say amen, Ab...