CLEAN : Periods and childbirth, Cameroonian refugees' challenges fleeing the war

The transcript describes a personal narrative of adapting to challenging circumstances, including giving birth at home due to military occupation of a hospital, escaping to a farm during conflicts, and creatively using materials for personal needs. It also touches on future aspirations and community interactions, highlighting resilience and resourcefulness.

What was the main reason the speaker had to give birth at home?

• The military occupied the hospital.

• The speaker preferred home birth.

• The hospital was too far away.

• There were no doctors available.

How did the speaker manage to save money during the difficult times?

• By receiving donations from others.

• By escaping to the farm and returning when safe.

• By working extra hours.

• By selling homemade goods.

What method did the speaker use to make personal hygiene materials?

• Using disposable items.

• Borrowing from neighbors.

• Using and reusing PC's clothes.

• Buying them from the market.

What was the speaker's approach to maintaining hygiene with limited resources?

• Washing and reusing materials.

• Using disposable items.

• Buying new materials frequently.

• Ignoring hygiene needs.

What material did the speaker find effective for absorbing flow?

• Plastic sheets.

• Paper towels.

• Cotton cloth.

• Macintosh and form land.

What does the speaker hope to achieve upon returning to their country?

• To start a new business.

• To move to another country.

• To have more financial stability.

• To continue receiving free supplies.

What challenge does the speaker mention about gathering people?

• They live too far away.

• They are not interested.

• They are in school.

• They are busy with work.