“I always had a headache and wasn’t feeling well. Coming from a big house to live in one tent, it's very difficult.”
displaced by ISIS’s short but brutal reign over parts of Syria and Iraq. Like many of her fellow refugees, she struggles with mental health issues stemming from the trauma she experienced. “I always had a headache and wasn’t feeling well,” Fardouse tells me through a translator of her first few months at Khanke refugee camp. “Coming from a big house to live in one tent, it's very difficult.
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