GigglyGoosh

Not sure if this was asked yet, but could you enlighten us on the social and everyday life (before and after the war) of the upper (socioeconomic) class, middle class, and lower class in Syria? Like, are there bowling alleys and concerts? Is public school still in session? Are there still towns and cities without destruction and rampant violence? Or is the whole country as devastated as it is portrayed in Western media?

I just read the rest of the thread so you can ignore my post above if you'd life as it is redundant.

Can you tell me about healthcare in Syria and your medical education?

How did you train your jaw?

How soon after would I find out after booking that an airline is not honoring an error flight deal?

Do you have to sit down and think of bits? Or do they come spontaneously throughout your day?

Hello,

How can the common person help this cause (evidence based policymaking)? And how can different professions best advocate for this? Do you recruit experts from various fields to provide their insight?

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To dig deeper,

There is evidence that medication assisted therapy is effective. How do we translate that evidence into funding to facilitate increased access to it? Or in other words, how do we convince each other that spending money on this issue is more worthwhile than spending that money on something else?

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