Rage's story began amidst hardship and adversity. Once known as a hardworking man, a devoted father, and a skilled donkey cart rider, his life took a drastic turn when he fell victim to mental illness. For 15 long years, he battled serious mental illness, chained beneath a solitary tree, enduring unimaginable suffering. The key to his chains had long been discarded, leaving him trapped in a cycle of despair. With each passing day, Rage dug into the ground beside him, creating heaps of soil as a testament to his relentless struggle. Every night, he sought refuge atop the tree, fearing the lurking threats of wild animals. The scorching sun and relentless rain were his constant companions, adding to his torment. The only solace he had was his frail elderly mother, whose love was overshadowed by her inability to provide the care he desperately needed. His relatives whispered of witchcraft and evil eyes and in need of aggressive punishment to expel the darkness within.

Rage's existence was defined by his isolation, his suffering, and the belief that he was condemned to this fate. Chained to the tree, he was stripped of his autonomy, his dignity, and his hope. His mind, once sharp and capable, now clouded by the fog of mental illness, rendered him a prisoner within his own psyche. His family, torn between love and fear, struggled to comprehend his plight, resorting to superstition and misguided attempts at intervention. In the absence of proper care and understanding, Rage's condition worsened, trapping him in a cycle of anguish from which there seemed to be no escape.

Enter Idle, the renowned philanthropist and executive director of Kaalmo community Welfare Organization. Informed of Rage's plight while in Mogadishu, Idle wasted no time in offering his assistance. Recognizing the urgency of the situation, Idle coordinated with the medical team at Xabeeb Medical Centre to admit Rage for treatment. He was diagnosed with Schizophrenia- a complex disorder characterized by a distorted perception of reality, hallucinations, delusions, and disorganized thinking. It can be a debilitating condition, affecting every aspect of one's life, from relationships to work to self-care. However, with proper treatment and support, individuals with schizophrenia can experience significant improvement in their symptoms and quality of life. The prognosis for schizophrenia varies from person to person. Some individuals may experience periods of remission where their symptoms are minimal or nonexistent, while others may require ongoing treatment and support. The quest to save Rage's life had begun, with the goal of not only restoring his health but also reintegrating him into society as a productive and valued member.

In the months that followed, Rage showed remarkable progress under the care of the dedicated medical staff at Xabeeb Medical Centre. Through a combination of medication, therapy, and compassionate support, he began to reclaim his sense of self and find a path towards healing. With each passing day, the chains that had bound him for so long grew weaker, replaced by the bonds of community and compassion. Upon his discharge, Rage found a new purpose as a staff member of Kaalmo community Welfare Organization, channeling his own experiences into advocacy and support for others facing similar challenges. Through outreach programs and psychoeducation initiatives, Kalmo Welfare Organization became a beacon of hope for the community, destigmatizing mental illness and offering a lifeline to those in need. As Rage stood tall, a testament to the power of resilience and redemption, his story served as a reminder that even in the darkest of times, there is always a flicker of light waiting to be ignited.