Dear Samos,
From Cameroon to the jungle in Greece, too bad! Thank you so much for sharing your story, which I came to know only now. I wish that these cries for help will be followed up by those who can practically make a positive change for all of you. I assume youmight have had a good reason to flee your beloved homeland,I assume you dearly miss you beloved ones, your home, the smell and the light. I can only try to tell you something about myself : I am mother of a 16 year old son, married with his father, working as a social worker and Co founder of Takecarebnb, the organization in Holland which brings refugees contact with hostfamilies who open their houses for months, where a newcomer can stay till he /she gets a place finally for himself.
I am on my way now from Prague to my city in Holland : Utrecht.
Please do write again, I would be pleased to write ? back again if you like. I cannot change your situation practically, the only thing I can try is to bring a little smile on your face.
Stay strong and don’t give up : love will be there!
Lots of love from Holland
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I read your letter in the bottle. Sorry to hear about your bad situation there.
I hope that our gouvernements in Europe will take their responsibility.
We do all we can to urge your case to our leaders.
We are thinking about you.
What you describe, gives me goose pimpels, and pain in my heart. I am very sorry that you have to live in these situation.
Today there was an article in the daily newspaper about the need to do someting about the situation in Greece, the refugees need help. So you are not forgotten. People do think of you and feel that it is not right.
I wish you strength and hope. I really do believe it will get better.
Warm greetings,
Dear Samos,
From Cameroon to the jungle in Greece, too bad! Thank you so much for sharing your story, which I came to know only now. I wish that these cries for help will be followed up by those who can practically make a positive change for all of you. I assume youmight have had a good reason to flee your beloved homeland,I assume you dearly miss you beloved ones, your home, the smell and the light. I can only try to tell you something about myself : I am mother of a 16 year old son, married with his father, working as a social worker and Co founder of Takecarebnb, the organization in Holland which brings refugees contact with hostfamilies who open their houses for months, where a newcomer can stay till he /she gets a place finally for himself.
I am on my way now from Prague to my city in Holland : Utrecht.
Please do write again, I would be pleased to write ? back again if you like. I cannot change your situation practically, the only thing I can try is to bring a little smile on your face.
Stay strong and don’t give up : love will be there!
Lots of love from Holland
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Hi D. in Samos
I read your letter in the bottle. Sorry to hear about your bad situation there.
I hope that our gouvernements in Europe will take their responsibility.
We do all we can to urge your case to our leaders.
We are thinking about you.
Hello D,
What you describe, gives me goose pimpels, and pain in my heart. I am very sorry that you have to live in these situation.
Today there was an article in the daily newspaper about the need to do someting about the situation in Greece, the refugees need help. So you are not forgotten. People do think of you and feel that it is not right.
I wish you strength and hope. I really do believe it will get better.
Warm greetings,
H (48 years old)