Cp is not a barrier to my dream

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Yesterdays my friend Cara lieboz reminds me that life is hard with cp because you are not always in control of your life and your situation or how people feel About  me but I am in control of my own voices and my actions . People don't have like me and I am not perfect . My friend is always complaining about her CP lol like she has the worst situation in the world 😭 like look at the people who are dying in Syria Morocco CP is one small piece of my own life it's not dark enough to define my personality 

Life as an adult with CP is difficult but there are much more worse disabilities ave come so far I have a wonderful life and a great blog

I'vwitsome time I hate cp  but I would actually be a complete different person and I would not be a good person and good Muslim and good writer I

Would probably be a good doctor if I didn't have cp but I still love helping people 

On this World CP Day, I'm once again here to say that children with CP grow into adult who are fighters a wonderful self advocate because they learn to . use their own voices no one no one can see your kindness and personality and perspective 

GoHelping others through social work is one of my main goals and passions in life because I have always wanted to advocate for people. Living with cerebral palsy, has made me realize the importance of conveying your own ideas and messages independently, in a positive and respectful manner to the world. I discovered I wanted to be a social worker when I was fifteen years old. I used my voice to advocate resolving a family fight between my aunt and uncle that had lasted two hours. Although I could not physically intervene and resolve the issue, I acted as a moderator and was able to convince them to listen to and see each other’s each other’s perspectives. I realized that I was never going to stand idly by and do nothing when people are in trouble. This experience taught me that I have the power to advocate for myself and others. This was a realization for me because when I learned to advocate for myself, I was able to communicate my needs without worrying about whether others would advocate for me and understand what I truly needed. I want to be able to teach my clients, and those I come across as social worker about this very important skill that has changed my life.

 My physical disability gives me a unique sense of empathy for those who are disabled as well as any individual seeking to discover the power of their own voice. I want to help each of my clients use their voice as a tool to enable them to communicate their messages and experiences peacefully, so that they make people aware of their problems. People must never be afraid to stand up for what they believe in and ensure that their powerful voices are heard. Even if people have no other resources available to them, each person has a voice. It is your most valuable resource because no one can ever take it away from you. As a social worker, I will encourage my clients to utilize their voices by helping them use their passions to create different outlets that help them become comfortable sharing their unique experiences with other people. 

 My passion for writing also contributes to my interest in social work. I enjoy writing because it helps me express myself and alleviate my frustrations. Writing has had a huge influence on my life. It taught me valuable skills, including patience, authenticity, dedication, and confidence. It strengthens my ability to advocate for people and share my experiences knowledge and feelings with people. This began when I created a beautiful heartfelt blog called the Shining Star where I write posts on many different topics. Writing makes me happy and a better person and advocate. My blog allows me to use my voice to advocate, inform, and educate my readers to help influence them to make a positive change. My voice is reaching a big audience people from all over the world—from the United States all way to Poland, India, Egypt , Saudi Arabia, France, Kuwait, and the Philippines. I use my blog to advocate for people by educating and informing my audience on many different topics that are important issues to me such as: educational inequality, gender roles, media, representation, Syrian refugees, and Egypt. Writing has enabled me to observe the world and its tendencies. Through writing, I can advocate for myself and others. As a social worker, I will work with my clients to help them find their voices and different outlets to express themselves while I teach them how to advocate independently so they become as comfortable sharing their unique experiences with other people as I am I with writing. Greenfo

rCPSarah Ibrahim Elgohary •New Hyde Park, NY • 516-974-1661 • sarahelgohary87@gmail.com 

To Whom it may concern

Please consider my application for administrative assistant at North.well I have both a Bachelor’s in Psychology and Sociology. I am eager to help others, determined, dedicated, hardworking, and compassionate. My goal is to obtain a position where I will have the opportunity to advocate for individuals. 

I want to help each of my clients use their voice as a tool to enable them to communicate their messages and experiences peacefully, so that they make people aware of their personal challenges to the world . People must never be afraid to stand up for what they believe in and ensure that their powerful voices are heard 


Writing has had a huge influence on my life. It taught me valuable skills, including patience, authenticity, dedication, and confidence. An example of this is when I created a personal blog called the “Shining Star'' where I write posts on different topics and social issues that are important issues to me such as: educational inequality, gender roles, media, representation, Syrian refugees, and Egypt.. Writing provides happiness and an opportunity to become a better person and advocate. My blog allows me to advocate, inform, and educate my readers for positive change.  

I am a hard-working, passionate patient person who works well with diverse teams


My resume is attached for your review. I look forward to hearing from you and answering any questions you may havep. I can be contacted either at (516)974-1661 or sarahelgohary87@gmail.com. Thank you for your time and attention to this application.


Sincerely,


Sarah E

lgohary

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