My biggest fear
- Pelin Bozbek

- Mar 22, 2023
- 1 min read
When I was applying to ESC projects, they would ask “What kinda problems are you expecting to face?” or “What will be the biggest challenge for you living abroad?” and to all of that my answer was the same “A catastrophe like a coup or an earthquake happening in Turkiye during my volunteering process.”
It happened.
An earthquake hit 10 cities in my country. Now it is the third day, the death toll is 10.000 people and I feel numb.
The cities affected by the earthquake are colder than the city we are staying in.
Every food I put into my mouth, I think of people who don't have food in earthquake areas.
Everytime I drink water I think of people without water who are under the wreckage that they once called home.
Eveytime Ii pull my blanket over me to stay warm in my bed, Ii think of people who can't even find a blanket during this freezing cold.
I am ashamed that I’m safe, I have access to food and water, I’m warm and I have a place to live.
I am ashamed that I have the bare minimum.




The Year 1 Religious Education programme at UNICCM encourages students to reflect on the importance of love, kindness, and respect in their everyday lives. Through simple and interactive lessons, students learn about religious figures and teachings that promote good values, helping them grow into compassionate individuals.
This is hands-down one of the most useful guides I've encountered all year. The breakdown of the process is simply superb and so helpful. CNNSLOT
This entire post is a masterful execution of complex topic breakdown. Thank you for your dedication to clarity! Situs Toto
I really enjoyed reading this article, rtp8000 always shares valuable insights.
Your ability to distill complex ideas into simple terms is truly commendable. RTP 8000