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Dificil ver que depois das perdas existe uma vida...O fim sempre vai parecer o fim, ate conseguir recomecar. .Mas tem fins tao profundos. .que as vezes recomecar e o mesmo que apagar tudo o que se quer lembrar para sempre. . Mas recomecar e preciso mesmo quando nao se sabe por onde.. A vida ira continuar, sem esperar que juntemos os cacos. . Superar e quando a gente lembra ou e obrigada a lembrar pelos acasos da vida e ver que aquilo nao machuca mais.. e ate conseguimos brincar estou pronta pra outra.. pena que ate la e isso acontecer, temos sempre que passar por um martirio.. simplesmente porque temos um coracao..Simplesmente porque nao da para sentir e deixar de sentir assim no estalo dos dedos, assim como e quando passamos a gostar, de repente e do nada, puf la esta voce apaixonada.. muito injusto a gente nao conseguir deixar de gostar da mesma forma que comecou a gostar..muito injusto comecar a gostar com um sorriso e ter que deixar de gostar com uma lagrima.. Poucos possuem peito e coracao aberto para abrigar nosso lado escuro. Poucos possuem coragem para acolher nossas dores, nossos medos, nossas tristezas, monstros e demonios. E dificil encontrar quem queira ouvir nossas lamentacoes, nossa alma implorando atencao. Dificil encontrar um ombro que receba nossas lagrimas. E mais facil lidar com sorrisos, alegrias e com gente cheia de fe. Verdadeiramente quase ninguem se importa com nosso sofrimento, porque se importar requer doacao e as pessoas estao mais focadas em receber. Muitos ate se assustam quando conhecem nosso lado ira, magoa, melancolia, nosso lado sem esperanca e cansado da vida. -E, todos nos temos lobos e anjos dentro do peito, a questao e saber mante-los em equilibrio, para nao nos trazer transtornos emocionais. E saber vencer essas batalhas internas sozinhos sem esperar ajuda humana nenhuma, porque nessas horas de casulo quando a alma chora, somente um socorro chega a nos e esse vem do ALTO.|Autora: Veronica Tosta| Quando criamos muita expectativa em alguem, ou em alguma coisa parece cliche isso, parece repetitivo, mas e real , e verdadeiro, que as chances de decepcao, sao todas.E duro, e dificil, quando investimos todas as forcas, gastamos todas as energias , quando apostamos todas as fichas em um acontecimento e ele simplesmente, nao acontece e assistimos tudo indo por agua abaixo, toda aquela esperanca depositada ,tudo que acreditavamos, se esvaindo. E caidos e ja sem forcas, temos que retomar tudo, seguir catando os cacos, tentando nos refazer. Claro que ficarao os remendos, as marcas, as muitas cicatrizes; e sabe como chamamos isso? experiencia,maturidade, vivencia. Siga sim, seus sonhos, invista, lute, mergulhe de cabeca,mas nao espere nada de ninguem, nao espero retornos positivos, porque geralmente eles nao vem. Nao espere elogios, e maos te aplaudindo em meio a plateia, porque nao sera assim, ao contrario, virao criticas severas, do tipo, ah! voce devia ter feito assim, ah! voce devia ter falado assim ou ter seguido o caminho tal. Enfim aquele grupo que sempre fica na espreita esperando os acontecimentos negativos na vida da
gente pra criticar, colocar agouro, nos desanimar. Entao, siga as suas intuicoes, ouca a voz do seu coracao ele costuma ser um grande guia, um grande mestre, quando o ouvimos com sabedoria e atencao.Se tudo que voce investiu der certo, otimo, serao so sorrisos, se nao, ao menos voce tentou, mas nada de fazer algo contando com alguem, porque as pessoas falham, as pessoas mesmo gostando de voce podem sim, te magoar, simplesmente , porque sao humanas, sujeitas a todo tipo de sentimento e falhas. Faca a sua parte, viva com dignidade e preservando a sua essencia a todo custo.Acalme esse coracao.
1845 a girl was seen running on all fours with a pack of wolves attacking a herd of goats. A year later she was seen with the wolves eating a goat. She was captured but escaped. In 1852, she was seen yet again suckling two wolf cubs, but she ran into the woods. She was never seen againOxana Malaya, Ukraine, 1991Oxana was found living with dogs in a kennel in 1991. She was eight years old and had lived with the dogs for six years. Her parents were alcoholics and one night, they had left her outside. Looking for warmth, the three year old crawled into the farm kennel and curled up with the mongrel dogs, an act that probably saved her life. When discovered she behaved more like a dog than a human child. She ran on all fours, panted with her tongue out, bared her teeth and barked. Because of her lack of human interaction, she only knew the words yes and no.Intensive therapy aided Oxana to learn basic social and verbal skills, but only with the ability of a five year old. Now 30 years old, she lives in a clinic in Odessa and works with the hospitals farm animals under the supervision of her carers.Shamdeo, INDIA, 1972Shamdeo, a boy aged about four years old, was discovered in a forest in India in 1972. He was playing with wolf cubs. His skin was very dark, and he had sharpened teeth, long hooked fingernails, matted hair and calluses on his palms, elbows and knees. He was fond of chicken-hunting, would eat earth and had a craving for blood. He bonded with dogs.He was finally weaned off eating raw meat, never talked, but learnt some sign language. In 1978 he was admitted to Mother Theresas Home for the Destitute and Dying in Lucknow, where he was re-named Pascal. He died in February 1985.Prava (The Bird Boy), Russia, 2008Prava, a seven-year-old boy, was found in a tiny, two-bedroom apartment, living with his 31-year old mother but he was confined in a room filled with bird cages, containing dozens of his mothers pet birds, bird feed and droppings. She treated her son as another pet. He was never physically harmed, she neither beat him nor left him without food, but she never spoke to him. His only communication was with the birds. He could not speak, but chirped. When he wasnt understood he would wave his arms and hands bird-like.Released into child care by his mother, Prava was moved to a centre for psychological care where doctors are trying to rehabilitate him.Marina Chapman, Colombia, 1959Marina was kidnapped in 1954 at 5 years of age from a remote South American village and left by her kidnappers in the jungle. She lived with a family of small, capuchin monkeys for five years before she was discovered by hunters. She ate berries, roots and bananas dropped by the monkeys; slept in holes in trees and walked on all fours. One time, she got bad food poisoning. An elderly monkey led her to a pool of water
and forced her to drink, she vomited and began to recover. She was befriended by the young monkeys and learned from them to climb trees and what was safe to eat. She would sit in the trees, play, and groom with them.Marina had lost her language completely by the time she was rescued by hunters. She was sold by the hunters into a brothel, escaped and lived as a street urchin. Next she was enslaved by a mafia-style family, before being saved by a neighbour, who sent her to Bogota to live with her daughter and son-in-law. They adopted Marina alongside their five natural children. When Marina reached her mid-teens, she was offered a job as a housekeeper and nanny by another family member. The family with Marina moved to Bradford, Yorksire in the UK in 1977, where she still lives today. She married and had children. Marina and her younger daughter, Vanessa James, co-authored a book about her feral experiences, and those afterwards The Girl With No Name.Madina, Russia, 2013Madina lived with dogs from birth until she was 3 years old, sharing their food, playing with them, and sleeping with them when it was cold in winter. When social workers found her in 2013, she was naked, walking on all fours and growling like a dog.Madinas father had left soon after her birth. Her mother, 23 years old, took to alcohol. She was frequently too drunk to look after for her child and often disappeared. She would frequently invite local alcoholics to visit the house. Her alcoholic mother would sit at the table to eat while her daughter gnawed bones on the floor with the dogs. Madina would run away to a local playground when her mother got angry, but the other children wouldnt play with her as she could hardly speak and would fight with everyone. So dogs became her best and only friends.Doctors reported that the Madina is mentally and physically healthy despite her ordeal. There is a good chance that she will have a normal life once she has learned to speak more in line with a child of her age.Genie, USA, 1970When she was a toddler Genies father decided she was retarded and restrained her in a childs toilet seat in a small room of the house. She lived in solitary confinement for more than 10 years. She even slept in the chair. She was 13 years old in 1970 when she and her mother turned up at child services and a social worker noticed her condition. She was still not toilet trained and moved with a strange sideways bunny-walk. She couldnt speak or make any sound and constantly spat and clawed herself. For years she became a research object. She gradually learned to speak a few words but couldnt arrange them grammatically. She also began to read simple texts, and developed a limited form of social behaviour. At one stage, she briefly lived again with her mother, but was then for several years passed through various foster homes experiencing abuse and harassment. She returned to a
childrens hospital where it was found that she had regressed back to silence. Funding for Genies treatment and research was stopped in 1974 and it wasnt known what happened to her, until a private investigator located her in a private facility for mentally underdeveloped adults.The Leopard Boy, India, 1912The boy child was two years old when he was taken by a leopardess in 1912. Three years later a hunter killed the leopardess and found three cubs, one of which was the now five year old boy. He was returned to his family in the small village in India. When first caught he would only squat and ran on all fours as fast as an adult man could do upright. His knees were covered with hard callouses, his toes were bent upright almost at right angles to his instep, and his palms, toe- and thumb-pads were covered with a tough, horny skin. He bit and fought with everyone who approached him, and caught and ate the village fowl raw. He could not speak, uttering only grunts and growls.Later he had learned to speak and walked more upright. Sadly he became gradually blind from cataracts. However, this was not caused by his experiences in the jungle, but was an illness common in the family.Sujit Kumar Chicken Boy, Fiji, 1978Sujit exhibited dysfunctional behaviour as a child. His parents locked him in a chicken coop. His mother committed suicide and his father was murdered. His grandfather took responsibility for him but still kept him confined in the chicken coop. He was eight years old when he was found in the middle of a road, clucking and flapping. He pecked at his food, crouched on a chair as if roosting, and would make rapid clicking noises with his tongue. His fingers were turned inward. He was taken to an old peoples home by care workers, but there, because he was so aggressive, he was tied with bed sheets to his bed for over 20 years. Now he is over 30 years old and is cared for by Elizabeth Clayton, who rescued him from the home.Kamala and Amala, India, 1920Kamala, 8 years old, and Amala, 12, were found in 1920 in a wolves den. It is one of the most famous cases of feral children. Pre-advised, they were found by a Reverend, Joseph Singh, who hid in a tree above the cave where they had been seen. When the wolves left the cave he saw two figures look out of the cave. The girls were hideous looking, ran on all fours and didnt look human. He soon captured the girls. When first caught, the girls slept curled up together, growled, tore off their clothing, ate nothing but raw meat, and howled. Physically deformed, their tendons and the joints in their arms and legs were shortened. They had no interest in interacting with humans. But, their hearing, sight and sense of smell was exceptional. Amala died the following year after their capture. Kamala eventually learned to walk upright and say a few words, but died in 1929 of kidney
failure, 17 years old.Ivan Mishukov, Russia, 1998Ivan was abused by his family and ran away when only 4 years old. He lived on the streets begging. He developed a relationship with a pack of wild dogs, and shared the food he begged with the dogs. The dogs grew to trust him and eventually he became something of a pack leader. He lived for two years in this way, but he was finally caught and placed in a childrens home. Ivan benefited from his existing language skills that he maintained through begging. This and the fact that he was feral for only a short time aided his recovery. He now lives a normal life.Marie Angelique Memmie Le Blanc (The Wild Girl of Champagne), France, 1731Apart from her childhood, Memmies story from the 18th century is surprisingly well-documented. For ten years, she walked thousands of miles alone through the forests of France. She ate birds, frogs and fish, leaves, branches and roots. Armed with a club, she fought off wild animals, especially wolves. She was captured, aged 19, black-skinned, hairy and with claws. When Memmie knelt down to drink water she made repeated sideways glances, the result of being in a state of constant alertness. She couldnt speak and communicated only with shrieks and squeaks. She skinned rabbits and birds and ate them raw. For years she did not eat cooked food. Her thumbs were malformed as she used them to dig out roots and swing from tree to tree like a monkey. In 1737, the Queen of Poland, mother to the French queen, and on a journey to France, took Memmie hunting with her, where she still ran fast enough to catch and kill rabbits. Memmies recovery from her decade long experiences in the wild were remarkable. She had a series of rich patrons, learned to read, write and speak French fluently. In 1747 she became a nun for a while, but was hit by a falling window and her patron died soon thereafter. She became ill and destitute but again found a rich patron. In 1755 a Madam Hecquet published her biography. Memmie died financially well-off rich in Paris in 1775, aged 63.John Ssebunya (The Monkey Boy), Uganda, 1991John ran away from home in 1988 when he was three years old after seeing his father murder his mother. He fled into the jungle where he lived with monkeys. He was captured in 1991, now about six years old, and placed in an orphanage.When he was cleaned up it was found that his entire body was covered in hair. His diet had consisted mainly of roots, nuts, sweet potatoes and cassava and he had developed a severe case of intestinal worms, found to be over half a metre long. He had calluses on his knees from walking like a monkey.John has learned to speak and human ways. He was found to have a fine singing voice and is famous for singing and touring in the UK with the 20-strong Pearl of Africa childrens choir.Victor (The Wild Boy of Aveyron), France, 1797This is a
historical but surprisingly well-documented case of a feral child, as he was very much researched at the time to attempt to find the derivation of language. Victor was seen at the end of the 18th century in the woods of Saint Sernin sur Rance, in the south of France and captured but somehow escaped. In January 8, 1800 he was caught again. He was about 12 years old, his body covered in scars and unable to speak a word. Once the news of his capture spread, many came forward wanting to examine him.Little is known about the background of his time as a feral child, but it is believed that he spent 7 years in the wild. A biology professor examined Victors resistance to cold by sending him naked outside in the snow. Victor showed no effect of the cold temperature on him whatsoever.Others tried to teach him to speak and behave normally, but made no progress. He was probably able to talk and hear earlier in his life, but he was never able to do so after returning from the wild. Eventually he was taken to an institution in Paris and died at the age of 40.