Suar, Syrian refugee in Domiz, ex nurse with MSF.

My name is Mohamed Mohamed Suar. I worked as an anesthetist in Syria in the prefecture of Deraa.?I was called by the army as a reservist for 7 months.
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The day the army gives him furlough, Suar goes home. A journey of over 14 hours, during which he has to cross countless checkpoints.
On the road, there were a lot of problems and a lot of roadblocks. We didn’t know if the roadblocks where those of the regime or those of the Syrian Free Army. I was terrified.
He decides to flee to Iraq, but his way to Kurdistan is yet another challenge.
From Hassaké, I went to Kurdistan with the help of smugglers. I had to pay them.
We suffered a lot on the road. We were shot at with bullets, but we didn’t know who it was.
I lost a buddy of mine. He died in the explosion of a bomb.
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Suar starts to believe that he will never get there alive. When he loses his degree at the border, he almost loses hope. He finally manages to get a hold of it and reaches Iraqi Kurdistan where he begins to work as a nurse for MSF.
After 10 months of work, I became chief nurse.?I loved my job. I worked 2 years with MSF.
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Suar gets married and his wife gives birth to a little girl, who is now 8 months old.
But his baby is sick. She suffers a lot and shakes when she sleeps, he says worried.
I’ve seen doctors, private clinics and state hospitals, but no one can tell me what she has exactly.
The treatments that are given to her seem to have no effect on her.
Suar has only one objective now: reach Europe to save his daughter.
I would like to go there to receive treatment for my little girl. We have to go there in a legal way, but we don’t have any travel documents, neither me nor her.