As a child, I dreamed of becoming a lawyer, to protect myself, to speak truth when words felt lost, and to stand strong in a world that didn’t always feel safe. I also dreamed of being a stewardess, not only to explore, but to escape to breathe freely, far from what felt heavy or limiting.

Now, I look at the path I walk today and while it may not wear the titles I once imagined, its essence holds everything my younger self longed for.

I have worked as an agogic worker in psychiatry, a social worker, a team leader in psychopathology, and a coordinator for the Red Cross, supporting refugees. I guide, protect, and empower others often those who feel unheard, unsafe, or overwhelmed by life. Just as I once longed to do for myself.

The lawyer in me lives on not through legal arguments, but through empathic presence, advocacy, and deep listening. I stand up not only for myself, but for others who haven’t yet found their voice.

And the stewardess she still flies. Not through airports, but through the inner landscapes of the soul. I help others journey through trauma, healing, and resilience. I guide people toward freedom not geographically, but emotionally, mentally, and spiritually.

Working with refugees ,children , adults ,elderly and young people, I meet lives in motion stories filled with pain, but also the longing for safety, dignity, and home.

And somewhere in that, I recognize myself: the child who once wanted to run and be free… now helping others find peace, grounding, and purpose.

My work may not be what I thought I would become, but it is what I was always meant to embody.

I became a protector, not through law, but through compassion.

I became a traveler, not through destinations, but through souls.

I became a healer, not by escaping, but by returning to myself, to others, and to the sacred space where we meet in truth.

The child in me still walks with me, not as someone who didn't get what she wanted but as someone who guided me home to a purpose even deeper than I imagined.

And so I honour her the dreamer, the seeker, the little heart that believed something more was possible.

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