An Eritrean dad meets his 6-year-old son for the very first time after reuniting with his family in Belgium
A happy reunion at the Brussels airport thanks to donated frequent flyer miles
A happy reunion at the Brussels airport thanks to donated frequent flyer miles
As migrants, seeing our family restores balance. It reminds us who we are and why we are here, why this – despite all the hardships – is still the right choice. We remember that, even in a land like this one, both full and empty, we have the best of both worlds. For migrants, being with family represents loosening the strings the puppet has to walk with on a daily basis, be worry free and just enjoy a moment that stays with us forever. To heal. We are thankful for every opportunity, and once we recharge that “amor de casa,” the fog lifts, and we are happy. The sun shines just for us, even through the rain and snow, six feet apart.
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