G10-How does a war affect the lives of everyday people such as parents, children, and ambulance drivers? by

ali and zahra

aliyatim — 2024-09-12 07:44:58 UTC

War affects everyone, however children, parents and ambulance drivers are mostly affected since they suffer the most trauma and are one of the first to get affected.

Ambulance drivers carry a huge responsibility since they keep working and they watch people suffer while trying to help them.

Parents and children would watch eachother get hurt and suffer maybe killed.

Evitta

evitagharib — 2024-09-12 07:45:06 UTC

War has numerous consequences and the most drastic ones are on the lives of civilians and not just the environment. For instance, war causes people to take cautious measures in order to survive and it results in them scarcely having any survival needs such as food or shelter. As for children, many end up orphans in the process if war which also has long term effects on the future of society. Then once it comes to ambulance drivers, their work becomes hectic rushing to save lives and collecting corpses by the minute.

Roy ZBC

2024-09-12 07:45:43 UTC

War affects families in general, as it scars them for life, by seeing dead bodies, hearing gunshots, and losing close ones. It breaks families apart, ruins a child, and keeps the ambulance drivers on their toes. For ambulance drivers, it is heart breaking, and gut-wrenching seeing children lifeless, and mothers and fathers having their lungs emptied of all the oxygen there is. War is never the solution.

Yara and Mohammad

2024-09-12 07:46:22 UTC

war affects lives of everyday people both mentally and physically. such as the soldiers who died that could have been fathers and husbands to many wives and mothers which makes them grieve. and also ambulances that have had to experience helping severely wounded soldiers

Roy bou ayach

2024-09-12 07:46:39 UTC

-Parents struggle to provide their children with essential needs

-children may get traumatized and could possibly lose their parents during the conflict

-ambulance drivers get overworked because of the overwhelming number of people getting injured during the war

Mayssam Sebaaly

2024-09-12 07:46:49 UTC

Parents: Especially in areas where war is inevitable, parents are in a constant state of anxiousness, vigilant in perspective of the places where shelter is possible. The responsibility is vast and ever lasting.

Children: They are unable to control their emotions, particularly, those of whom are younger. They not only increase tensions, but they are indubitably capable of driving themselves into a state of constant chaos.

Ambulance drivers: Perhaps the most trying role, ambulance drivers are in charge of getting to and from the hospital in order for nurses and doctors to attend to the injured. They must be quick, attentive, and of great magnanimity.

Shaza and Faisal

2024-09-12 07:47:02 UTC

The war affects many people but it mostly affects parents, children, and ambulance drivers since it usually gives the children trauma because they have too see traumatic sights daily and they are not able to go to school, and it is also hard on the parents because they struggle to provide their families during the war. In my opinion, it is the hardest on the ambulance drivers since they have to see all the bodies and sometimes they are not able to help everyone so it affects their mental health a lot.

karimfares — 2024-09-12 07:47:40 UTC

-Wars have dominating and negative impacts on people, parents, children including ambulance drivers. It affects the parents by focusing on ways for survival leaving their children behind. It affects children by planting the feeling of axiety, stress and aggressiveness which will grow with them as they evolve. Additionally ambulance drivers will be also affected by risking their lives for the sake of injured people.

Aleksandra

aleksandraantoun1 — 2024-09-12 07:47:43 UTC

Children seeing the war and people dying causes them to become more mature and become more brave
The parents always suffer and have a strong heart. Seeing children die everyday wishing it wasn't them
The ambulance have a trauma after every call . they have a big responsibility for delivering the patient .

lynn

lynnsemaan — 2024-09-12 07:47:52 UTC

the war affects the lives of everyday people such as parents they could lose their jobs their mental health could get worst as for children; they wouldn't have a proper education and health risk as well as they wouldn't have a normal life growing up. And for ambulance drivers their safety is at risk since when their helping others that are endanger, they have a risk of getting hurt as well.

Fatima

fatimashaito — 2024-09-12 07:47:53 UTC

A war can affect people's lives. For example, the parents might lose their kids, or the children might lose their parents, that will impact their mental health as it was unexpected. Ambulance drivers have to see the most heartbreaking thing every day, like people losing their loved ones and the screams of the children and mothers.

joe

joeskaf — 2024-09-12 07:48:26 UTC

Parents become depressed since if they live through the war, they see all the dead people and their relatives lying on the floor, helpless and hurt by everything. Also, the kids, parents, and the ambulance drivers become traumatized for the rest of their life. Every sound that sounds like a bomb will make them jump because of PTSD. For the ambulance driver, its very hard for them to clean the body and cover it because it will bring a tear to their eye. STOP WAR.

Marita

maritajabbour — 2024-09-12 07:49:10 UTC

During war , parents focus on surviving and protecting their children . Most importantly finding a safe shelter to stay in and providing food. As for children , the war traumatizes them and leaves a long term effect on their lives but most importantly they could be separated from their parents . For ambulance drivers , it’s super hard to save everyone and if someone doesn’t make it , the guilt will be eating them for the rest of their lives . The sight of lifeless bodies , especially kids , changes a person .

Lea

leamariaelhaddad — 2024-09-12 07:49:21 UTC

If there was a war, everyone would be worried about their safety and the safety of their relatives, especially parents. The parents would always be anxious and alert to protect their children in any way possible. However, the mental health of the children will be affected negatively, causing mental health problems such as trauma. Meanwhile, with the ambulance drivers, they will always be living in fear while driving from one place to another to take care of the injured.

Celine

2024-09-12 07:49:27 UTC

War affects all people/individuals negatively

Children suffer greatly from war due to the harsh circumstances of life and death situation. They also suffer physically and mentally after the loss of a loved one

Parents are affected aswell since they fear their children's health and mental well-being from the occurance of these situations which alter everyone's emotions and worries.

Ambulance drivers suffer a lot as they have to attend to those who are hurt and observe them in that heartbreaking state. Therefore, all individuals will be traumatised

Yasma A.H

2024-09-12 07:50:59 UTC

war is traumatizing for many people specially parent since they have emotional baggage that they carry from there children and protecting them and being responsible for there life can put an immense amount of pressure also children since they are experiencing trauma from a young age that will stay with them and will scare them forever nevertheless ambulance drivers are more traumatized since they are there to see that blood and flesh of soldiers and sometimes hearing their last words, they are the most responsible .