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  1. 30th December 2009 09:13 #15
    Aayesha
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    Assalamualaykum

    I have been away on a much needed break. I did not have interent access.
    I am sorry for any trouble caused.
    I will not post any identifiable information from now on.
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  2. 2nd January 2010 03:56 #16
    Aayesha
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    Assalamualykum

    Completely off the topic. WHo are the natives of ALgeria, what language do they speak and what do they look like?
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  3. 3rd January 2010 01:39 #17
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    Hello Aayesha,

    Here's one U.S. & Canada-based organization that may be able to point you to additional resources in either Australia or North Africa:
    Ameco.org

    To send them an e-mail, click the "Contact Us" page on their web site.

    You and your children will be in my prayers.
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  4. 3rd January 2010 04:20 #18
    Aayesha
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    Thankyou new_friend
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  5. 9th February 2010 05:32 #19
    Aayesha
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    Today is 2 years since the girls left Algeria. I was reading my diary to see what I was doing last year this time and I realised I was in Algeria looking for the girls. Life passes so quickly.

    New Friend I contacted Ameco unfortunatley they are unable to help.

    I hope oneday I will come online and someone will tell me they saw mychildren or heard something about them.
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  6. 15th February 2010 15:54 #20
    Cheba_Mami
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    Dear Aayesha, i am sorry to hear all this. Seek help again at your local authorities, there are groups of parents whose children have been abducted. I think you have tried all you can for sure, but try again to look for such groups. When you operate as a group the government is willing to help in some cases. I know this may sound a bit odd, but keep on trying. I know a family whose children were abducted to Lebanon and now after 12 years they are home in Europe at their mum's place. But that was a hard fght. So keep on trying.

    Family of them will not help you at all.

    Good luck and God's blessings!

    Miss Cheba M.
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  7. 16th February 2010 08:01 #21
    Aayesha
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    Thanks Miss Cheba you are absuloutely right. I have to keep going and trying. I have realised that even If I contacted someone a year ago and they couldnt help, it dosent mean I shouldnt try the same person again. You just never know when something in their heart may change.
    I just need to take a break sometimes to rejuvenate and strenghthen myself.
    The story of NadiaFawzi really put things into perspective.

    Thank you for for post I really appreciate it.
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