Nayeema Ahmed
My name is Nayeema Ahmed. I am from Bangladesh. Eighteen months ago, I was put into mental hospital and then discharged to group home. This is how I was separated from my children. It was a surprise to me as to why I was put into hospital and group home. I cry everyday for my children. I have three children: Amina (21), Asef (19) and Ayesha (35 mos.). I miss my baby daughter the most. I was very close to her before I was put into the hospital.
My husband has mentally and physically abused me all throughout my marriage and when I was outspoken about it, he kept putting me to hospitals with false evidence from neighbor, doctor from overseas and a school counselor. I was put into many mental hospitals over the last seven years with these fake evidences.
I met Ms. Nedra Lucas about two years ago. I talk to her almost every day and she gives me support and hope and I really appreciate it. Because of her, I am able to stay in the group home without being depressed. She always prays for me and patiently listens about my problem. She also mentioned to me that she would help me with my baby daughter four hours a day when I am discharged from group home. She is an angel and I am writing this letter to send my deepest thanks to her.
My husband has mentally and physically abused me all throughout my marriage and when I was outspoken about it, he kept putting me to hospitals with false evidence from neighbor, doctor from overseas and a school counselor. I was put into many mental hospitals over the last seven years with these fake evidences.
I met Ms. Nedra Lucas about two years ago. I talk to her almost every day and she gives me support and hope and I really appreciate it. Because of her, I am able to stay in the group home without being depressed. She always prays for me and patiently listens about my problem. She also mentioned to me that she would help me with my baby daughter four hours a day when I am discharged from group home. She is an angel and I am writing this letter to send my deepest thanks to her.
