A Yemeni woman was in 30 presented to
our emergency unity via the general physician in the residence hall
where she is living. She settled in Morocco about one year ago to continue her
studies to achieve the equivalence of her diploma of neuro-physiologist which
she obtained in Yemen. After a long struggling with managing dementia in her
mother the three last years, she was alone in front of that, her father went
and married again, her brother traveled to Malaysia and lost his novella. She
had in the same time conflicts with her husband because she discovered he is
homosexual which impacted her a lot. The health of her mother became critical
and the situation became more delicate with the war ambiance. Our patient had
material difficulties to cover the hospitalization needed to her mother, and
she was jobless too, she was victim of moral harassment in university where she
was teaching neurophysiology. Her mother dead because of bed rest
complications. After death of mother, she vended all what she had as goods to
start her life in Morocco.
In-depthinterview was used to gain qualitative data and insight into her personal
experiences as a Yemeni woman refugee after death of her mother. The case
reported here was manifested by nightmares and periods of unreality associated
to problems in concentration and social isolation. Suffering professional
harassment while civilian war in Yemen. Therefore, she opened up to us about
her experience after her divorce when she discovered the reality that her
husband is homosexual. We found Major Depression Disorder’s (MDD) criteria
associated to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder’s criteria.
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