"We woke up every morning glad we were alive, and went to sleep every night knowing we might not wake in the morning. There are so many ways to die in Syria now," a refugee named Yalda told author Neil Gaiman, during his visit to a camp in Jordan. "Their relatives have been imprisoned, gone missing, been murdered and killed in explosions," he writes in a Guardian essay.
Author Neil Gaiman visits a Syrian refugee camp
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