Marwa, Rahma & Kathy
Marwa and Rahma were the first set of twins to be adopted together out of Egypt, thanks to the strong will and determination of their amazing father who single-handedly took on the Egyptian government. So when COVID-19 entered their home earlier this year, they never imagined it could take away such a pillar of strength. From the moment their father went on a ventilator, they never saw him again. Not seeing him has often left the family wondering if he is really gone. Between navigating estates in a pandemic and dealing with the stigma associated with having the virus, this experience has affected their lives in countless ways.
*Hear their story and learn about their father’s powerful legacy below in their extended Zoom Interview
[image description: a black and white photo of three women standing in the doorway of a brick home. Kathy, an older woman with short blonde hair, glasses, and a patterned shirt holds Rahma from behind: a young woman with dark hair pulled back in a pony-tail and a light tank top. Rahma is grasping the arm of her twin sister, Marwa, a young woman with dark hair pulled back in a pony tail wearing a dark long sleeve shirt. All three women stare directly into the camera.]
Hear Their Story.
Kathy owns a physician consulting business and has over 40+ years of experience in healthcare. Rahma just graduated from college and works as an X-Ray technician. Marwa works within the city government. They live in St. Claire Shores, Michigan.
