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How to pronounce resilience in Dutch?

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I am Angela starting work in
Gelderland Midden
and I am going to together with my team who
are also all here today
responsible for health
monitoring'
in that region and I am the widow of
Randy
Rally passed away in November 2014 at the
consequences of esophageal cancer
and I can tell you very honestly
if you are going to hold such a pitch in July submit
an idea in March but
then have to tell a story like this in November
that's quite one thing but we are going to do it anyway
he died in November 2014 he left
me and our daughter you the when he was
eleven years old he had a short illness and in
fact I was
a single mother almost overnight from my
work in health monitoring' and
many of you will undoubtedly
recognize
that we that children who
grow up in old families
generally do less well than
children who grow up in two old
families we see that these children more
often less healthy less
belonging more often being bullied
that has always touched
me I think it affects us all
otherwise you would now work in public
health but then I became
a single mother almost overnight
it touched me even more
and when you dig into those
research results and
especially when you start talking to people who
are single parents themselves or better
still who were raised by a
single parent then you actually see
that it comes back to one
thing over and over again resilience of the remaining
old ones
when i became a widow i got a
promotion at work
founded the foundation raised money
organized concerts
i started singing in three legs
i crossed all over
europe afterwards that might have been a
bit exaggerated but oh well i did that
and above all I am there for my
daughter she is now 15 and she
is doing well
she is sitting and has 4 vwo a lot of
friends are having a good time
at school and one day he had to
fill in the questionnaire for the
youth health care contact moment in
my second year
and she looked at me and they are mom
so actually pretty crazy they
ask if there is something bad there happened
that still bothers me and that
daddy is dead that is of course very bad
but it does not bother me
is that strange so he it no that is
exactly what you hope
i have no matter how crazy that sounds lucky
you too we have a great family
around us a lot of friends i have a
nice job
nice colleagues and highly educated you
just heard here at the and sp keeps a
good job i didn't get into financial
problems after rem
died
i don't beat myself up for that the chest
i'm lucky
i'm no better strong or big than
other people like me
i've been lucky every day
about six people
like me gain weight people whose partner
dies and who are left behind with
minor children people who are
responsible that those children
can grow up healthy and happy
can be whatever they want
without the consequences always carry the impact of that
enormous traumatic event
with them
that sadness remains that sadness also belongs
but that impact you can
narrow it down and it always comes down
to one thing everyone out there
needs one
resilience or the ability to deal
with the physical social and mental
challenges life
presents us all we know the definition i think
all the ability to
educate our children that they are healthy and
happy
because we can deal with all those
challenges that life presents us the
potential you have as a person and also
the ability to use the
potential to buy with that
challenge not everyone has that but
luckily there are a lot of initiatives
that can offer support and it
is very low dre mpelig
think of, for example, contact with fellow sufferers
I always will in the past but I
can tell you
it works it is very nice if you find
recognition and recognition and so
the much more
accessible initiatives are often free,
but how do you get them to the people
who need it
who can use it that is so
important because how do these people know that
the initiatives are the
moment one who became ill I was in the
city council in the municipality of
rheden I stopped that but I was in
contact with my colleague councilors
and one day I was averaged by one
of them was about 8 weeks after the tram
that had died
he emailed me and the purport of his
email was I don't want to impose
myself and I don't want to
interfere at all because I think that you are fine
yourself but I can imagine that
a lot will come at you also financially
and I am a financial advisor
and again I do not want to impose myself
but if you do
I like to watch with you I took
advantage of his offer and he
sat across from me at the table looked at me
over his glasses and said you
arranged it very well
here you don't have to worry about
that I slept that night good and that is very
good for your resilience
but it also gave me an idea
because municipalities that are of course
responsible for care and
support for people, especially
children and young people, and of
course they all want
to try as early as possible to
intervene so that no problems arise in the
long term
, but the municipality also knows
when someone dies.
municipalities issue the
death certificate, so how nice would it
be if a municipality contacts you a few weeks
after
death, not to interfere but
to to say hey I see you
and know that I am there if you need
me from my work
I support and advise the municipality with,
among other things, the local
g health policy
and this is of course something I have
discussed several times with aldermen
and civil servants and actually
how you get the same thing back over and over again.
That is also a very good idea,
but it is also very difficult because you appear
in the private sphere people you don't want to
impose on you
what I also heard back is
yes but how can we hey that huge
live event
how can we limit the consequences of
what I just said that's not possible that
sadness that's just that impact
you can really limit that impact
you really have a role in it and I also understand
that it goes against the prevailing
zeitgeist perhaps in which we
say if you need help or
if you want help you must have a
question you must be able to formulate a question
you must be able to indicate in
which areas
you need that help I have been in this
situation and I can
tell you if something like this happens to
you you have no questions g you don't know
what is happening to you and then it is very nice
if someone says to you joh
i will watch
with you or walk with you for a while in zwolle and
i understand that the is even a live
stream with zwolle but in zwolle
has already experimented with a project
like this
and the pilot phase has now ended and it
is also being implemented structurally
by the welfare institution that project
went a bit further than I
had thought because there people were immediately
linked to each other people could
indicate I would like a coach someone
who will walk with me I
advocate much more accessible I advocate
that we let people know who
lose a partner and who are
left with minor children
who have to raise them in such a way
that we let them know we see you and we
are there
and we don't want to intrude but if
you want
I would love to walk with you
and I am convinced that it will
help to create even more children and
get big and let those kids
become
what they are and who they are despite what
happened to them
thank you so much
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resilience::noun | Spocien Dictionary

resilience

noun

/rɪ'zɪljəns/

an occurrence of rebounding or springing back

Type	Words
Synonyms	resiliency
Type of	backlash, rebound, recoil, repercussion
Derivation	resile, resilient

resilience::noun | Spocien Dictionary

resilience

noun

/rɪ'zɪljəns/

the physical property of a material that can return to its original shape or position after deformation that does not exceed its elastic limit

Type	Words
Synonyms	resiliency
Type of	elasticity, snap
Derivation	resile, resilient

How to pronounce resilience in Dutch?

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