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PERCEPTIONS ABOUT WOMEN  BY STACY AMEWOYI 

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PERCEPTIONS ABOUT WOMEN  BY STACY AMEWOYI

STACY AMEWOYI | WRITER & AUTHOR

STACY AMEWOYI WRITES:

Most men have a believe that, women especially, married (women) usually grow faster than men. It doesn’t mean women’s age increasing day by day, but their physical appearances look aged. A man can marry a woman whom he is six or eight years older than, but according to some perceptions, the believe is that, the woman will still look older than her husband when she started having babies. Trust me, this is never true! To be honest, this perception always comes from African men. 

Women in general don’t want to go through stress especially when they are married, they need LOVE and AFFECTION. If you love your woman and adore her, she will never grow older. She will grow younger and cute because she is feeling the kind of love she needs. If you mistreat your woman, she will go through a lot of STRESS and DEPRESSION. Stress will make her dressing style change, she will always be looking old before you because lack of happiness she is not getting in the marriage. Women need happiness in their marriage…no amount of money given to her will satisfy her happiness. Just care for her, love her like you love yourself.

I know some men who have married their wives and the wives are older than them, because there is love and happiness in the marriage, the women always looking young and pretty. Stress is a deadly disease in marriage so never allow your wife to go through that or else she will grow older than you think. I watched a TV program which was hosted by Nana Ama Mcbrown, she said, “women need happiness in their marriage, money cannot make your woman love you. Your love and care are the weapon to defeat stress.” Yes, I agreed with her! Do you know former first lady, Madam Theresah Kuffour is older than her husband, former Pres. Kuffour? These beautiful couples love themselves and nobody would even think of Mrs. Kuffour is older than Mr. Kuffour. Women never grow older than men! Take good care of your wife, and she will always look young.

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Stress doesn’t only make your wife older; it ages her genes as well. Aren’t you sometimes surprised that, your wife in her picture, no longer looks like the person staring back in the mirror? Perhaps, you have seen a significant change in the appearance of your wife. That demanding job, life’s challenges, the grief of something unexpected. All these things can take a toll on an individual’s appearance and contribute to premature aging in appearance. Married women experience more stress than single women…why? This should tell you, marry is a long journey and it takes a good husband to love the wife and makes her life comfortable. If a single woman lives by herself and there is no man in her life to stress her, she feel very okay and always living in her own dream. Not only women go through stress in marriage, but men also do. Some women also stress their husbands, at the end the men even become sexually weak in bed. Some men will become addicted to alcohol just to release stress. You and I know how alcohol draw a picture on drunkards.

Money in marriage is good…yes if you have money it can make life comfortable. Some couples go through a lot of stress be cause of financial issues. In troublesome monetary conditions couples can have stresses over issues, for example, work, contracts, charges, childrearing, social insurance and kid disapproving. The subsequent anxiety can affect on the two people and thus the relationship can be feeling the squeeze. When there is love in the marriage, it is imperative to have the option to talk about money related issues with each other in a steady and productive way to have the option to oversee them in the most ideal manner.

Communication is very important, and it releases stress. Correspondence (talking and tuning in) is critical to sound connections and relationships. Open, fair and deferential correspondence will assist you with dealing with the hardships your involvement with the course of your lives together. Without a positive example of correspondence, married couples may get ignorant of and careless regarding their accomplice’s considerations, needs and emotions. Absence of correspondence can bring about couples lacking comprehension of one another, being discourteous towards each other and getting far off from each other. Guarantee you make time to converse with your accomplice consistently. The more you tune in and converse with each other, the closer you can turn into. The closer you are, the simpler it is to talk about, offer and work to tackle issues that emerge.

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An enormous level of individuals accept that ladies are not in high positions since they themselves would prefer not to. This recognition happens in 26% in ladies and 34% in men. With the end goal for this to improve and circumstances of imbalance vanish, it is important to uncover the observations that exist: “in the event that one doesn’t see that he has an issue, at that point he won’t think about an answer”. As of now, there is greater affectability about viciousness and provocation against ladies. In marriages and at workplaces, the perception is that, women opinions don’t matter. Guys and ladies can’t never be the same, this observation is wrong. Most ladies in Africa face difficulties challenges. The perception is too much!

The sad event is, a youthful female, brought up in a genuinely moderate nation like Ghana, get so intrigued and energetic about young ladies strengthening? That is another normal inquiry I am frequently posed, straightforwardly or something else.

 To put it plainly, it became out of two sources: a sad story I listened from Nhyira FM (ewiase mu nsem by Kofi Gyimah Ankoana) and the narrative of my nation, Ghana. A young man went to Nhyira FM and told his story to the panel of ‘Ewiase mu nsem’. He said, he was brought up in a town called Jacobu in Amansee District, Ashanti Region by a single parent, and she has two sisters in what is one of the most noticeably awful places on the planet to be a young lady. His mom isolated from his dad when he was very youthful. His two sisters confronted difficulties he never did: dangers of sexual savagery, rape, men meeting them and, in any event, when the young ladies were genuinely youthful, requesting that they wed them. In Ghana, the perception is that, if you come from a poor background, especially if you are young woman, the society or men will take advantage of you. Everything considered, he would now be able to perceive what occurred: society invested so a lot of energy letting them know, and young ladies like them, that there were better standards for him simply because he was a kid. To cut long story short, his two sisters were intimidated in various ways with no reasons. Why must innocent women go through these harassments? Like I said, we must find solution to this perception about women.

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The Sickle Cell Helping Hand Foundation Extends Support with Health Outreach, Education, and Hospital Donation

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The Sickle Cell Helping Hand Foundation is once again making a meaningful impact in the fight against sickle cell disease as it prepares for its two-day programme slated for August 28–29, 2025. With a strong focus on community health, education, and direct support to patients, the Foundation is strengthening its commitment to awareness creation, early detection, and care for individuals affected by sickle cell disease.

Central to the initiative is the health talk and education session on sickle cell disease, which will provide valuable knowledge on prevention, management, and coping strategies for patients and their families. By equipping participants with accurate information, the Foundation seeks to dispel myths surrounding the condition while promoting healthier lifestyles and encouraging routine check-ups for early intervention.
Another key highlight of the programme is the health screenings and counselling sessions, which will give community members access to general medical check-ups and malaria testing. These services not only provide immediate healthcare benefits but also help participants better understand their health status and the importance of regular medical care.

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Counselling will further support families by addressing the emotional and psychological impact of living with or caring for someone with sickle cell disease.
The Foundation’s work extends beyond just outreach and screening. Through its Teen’s Educational Health Talk Tour at Bolgatanga Regional Hospital, the organisation continues to engage young people in meaningful conversations about health, wellness, and the realities of sickle cell disease. This tour empowers teenagers with knowledge, encouraging them to make informed health choices while serving as ambassadors of awareness in their communities.

As part of its commitment to practical support, the Foundation will also lead a donation exercise at the Bolgatanga Regional Hospital’s Sickle Cell Unit. This gesture is designed to ease the burdens faced by patients and caregivers, while also reminding the sickle cell community that they are not alone. The donation will be accompanied by words of encouragement, solidarity, and interaction with patients to uplift their spirits and inspire hope.

The programme is also expected to emphasize the importance of blood donation in the treatment of sickle cell disease. Blood transfusions remain a critical aspect of care for many patients, and the Foundation continues to advocate for regular voluntary blood donation as a lifesaving act of kindness.
Through these initiatives, The Sickle Cell Helping Hand Foundation is not only offering medical and material support but also spreading hope, compassion, and education. Its consistent efforts reflect a deep commitment to ensuring that individuals living with sickle cell disease receive the care, attention, and encouragement they deserve.

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We are calling on everyone to support our course by donating to our organisation through momo number 0552723595.

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