Adversity, in all its beauty
Moustapha Thiam, author of the book “Adversité, Mon Alliée”.
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By: Diara Ndiaye Follow
2 min
Family dispute, financial difficulties, serious illness or even the loss of a loved one, painful life trials, and often complicated to manage.
These are events that influence our morale and sometimes go even further by causing depression, even depression and / or irreversible consequences.
An American study even suggests that difficult events such as divorce, separation, miscarriage or the death of a loved one could accelerate the aging of men's brains.
How to try to overcome all these trials of life, how to show resilience, how to move forward?
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Testimony of
Moustapha Thiam
, young Senegalese entrepreneur, author of the book
Adversité, Mon Alliée
, who has been close to death twice.
Natacha
will tell us about her fight to have a child;
Fabien
, of the recent loss of his mother;
and
Abdoulaye
, a Nigerien colleague, about his daily life in a terrorist zone in the Sahel ...
Red thread guests: Moustapha Thiam, author of the book “Adversity, My Allied” and Aminata Sylla, psychopractor
.
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