A Syrian pediatrician in Thuringia: a heart for small patients!
A Syrian pediatrician in Thuringia: a heart for small patients!
Pößneck, Deutschland - Leon, an excited five -year -old boy, was with his parents in Pößneck yesterday to undergo a school suitability examination. The pediatrician Dr. Mahmoud Al Hamwi, who originally comes from Damascus, was present at this important moment and calmed down the boy that he did not have to be afraid, because the examination does not hurt. Al Hamwi is a formative example of the challenges that foreign doctors have to overcome in Germany in order to obtain their professional recognition. After a long struggle, he took five years in a both emotional and professional odyssey to be able to practice as a doctor, supported by the employment agency and a colleague with which he did an internship, such as mdr reports .
The pressure on parents in Germany
At the same time, a social science study illuminates the enormous burden from which many parents in Germany suffer. The collection of SINUS Sociovision on behalf of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation shows that parents are subjectively and objectively under pressure to combine the demands of work and family. While parents are often torn between the values of their own childhood and the modern demands of competitive society, financial burdens and the pressure to educate are other factors that make everyday life difficult. This stressful situation is reinforced by massive differences between different social classes, such as Specialist Pedagogy reports .The combination of these two stories by Dr. Al Hamwi and the burdened parents illustrate the diverse challenges with which people in Germany are faced with, be it in integration into the labor market or in coping with daily educational requirements. It is time for these topics to be more careful to improve the quality of life of everyone involved.
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