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My blog is a testament to my resilience and determination, sharing my journey of overcoming life’s toughest challenges with hope and perseverance

Migration Mosaic

Migration Mosaic: Experiencing diversity within the refugee camps of Jordan Many people in the world experience the life of a refugee. Recently I traveled to Amman, Jordan to attend the Gilman Foreign Policy Seminar focused on Refugees & Migration. My observations...

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Qusay Hussein Four Day Adventure

In 2012 when I entered my immigration committee, there were seven women and one interpreter. They asked me to which country I would like to go. I told them I do not know, and that I had never traveled besides Jordan, I would love if you choose for me. The woman who...

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OpEd by Qusay Hussein

The transportation system in Austin, Texas is not working as well as it could for blind and visually impaired Austinites. According to a survey done by the National Federation of the Blind in 2016, in Texas there are more than 657,300 blind and visually impaired (BVI)...

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Comments From Kaelyn Lane

Hi, Qusay! I am a student in the nursing program at UT and just had the pleasure of hearing you speak to our class. The question you asked about why each of us chose to pursue nursing as a career really got me thinking. For as long as I can remember I have wanted to...

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Letter to my mother

Letter to my mother, August 26, 2018 Today when I heard about you I did not know what to do I felt the entire world stop around me. I don’t know what to say to you No matter how much I could ever thank you, it would seem insignificant compared to everything you gave...

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