Zeina opens up about her biggest fears: An experience that taught me patience

In a touching interview with media figure Anas Bukhash on the “ABtalks” program, artist Zeina spoke frankly about her biggest concerns regarding the health of her two children, who were born in the seventh month with difficult health conditions. Zeina reveals her biggest fears

Zeina revealed that her two children suffer from a rare type of anemia and general weakness in their physical structure. She said: “My children are in good health, but physically they are weak, and I try to develop them in every way.”

Despite these challenges, Zeina confirmed that she relies on sports as a means to improve her children’s health, but she pointed out that they are frequently injured due to their weak build. She added tenderly: “I feel like they are one person divided into two halves, and their love is what gives me a sense of importance in life.”

The experience of giving birth abroad: the most difficult moments of her life Zeina described the period of giving birth to her two children in the United States as one of the most difficult stages she had ever gone through. She said: “I was living alone abroad, my health was in danger, and I was afraid to leave them alone.”

Zeina explained that she faced great challenges in the hospital, as doctors misunderstood her psychological state due to her severe anxiety, to the point that they thought she was “psychologically unstable.”

She said a psychiatrist and a sheikh were sent to assess her condition, in one of the most painful experiences she had ever gone through.

Accuse of insanity and save the day Zeina recalled a pivotal moment when the hospital administration tried to take her children away because of misunderstandings surrounding her condition. “They thought I had no family, so they brought a sheikh and a psychologist to calm me down,” she said.

But things changed when the hospital translator, who recognized Zeina as a famous actress, intervened, helping to calm the situation and restore her right to care for her two children.

Zeina concluded her speech by saying: “This experience taught me patience and strength, and made me realize that the love of my children is the greatest motivation to face life and its difficulties.”