MENTAL HEALTH IN THE HEART OF MAUN

Albinism not only brings visible physical characteristics. Often, the hardest part is not the genetic condition itself, but society’s attitudes. Ignorance, prejudice, and myths create barriers that deeply affect the lives of people living with albinism. Today we will discuss: 🔹 Stigma and discrimination 🔹 School, work, and social rejection 🔹 Impact on self-esteem 🔹 Stigma and discrimination ✨ What is stigma? Stigma arises when society sees people with albinism as “different,” “strange,” or “less capable” simply because of their appearance. ✨ How does discrimination show up? 🔹 Teasing, hurtful comments, or uncomfortable stares. 🔹 False beliefs, such as thinking they are “cursed” or have “magical powers.” 🔹 Unjustified fear or distrust. 👉 These attitudes create isolation and make many people with albinism feel rejected from a young age. 🔹 School, work, and social rejection ✨ In school: 🔹 Some children with albinism face bullying or teasing from classmates. 🔹 V...

Hello everyone! 🌞 Today, I want to talk about something that affects many people but is often kept silent: depression . It’s time to break that silence and open up a space where we can talk openly about what it means to live with depression. By doing so, we not only reduce the stigma but also encourage seeking help and support. Let’s talk without fear! 💪✨ 🌸 The Power of Speaking Openly Why is it so important to talk about depression? Because silence can be harmful. 😔 When we avoid talking about our feelings, those feelings can grow and become harder to manage. But when we share what we’re going through, we not only lighten our load but also show others that they’re not alone. Talking is an act of bravery and self-care! 💬 🌿 Reducing the Stigma Stigma is one of the biggest barriers to people seeking help for depression. Often, people fear being judged or misunderstood, leading them to hide their pain. But every time someone shares their story, we take a step forward ...