These children are affected by stress everywhere they go. At American schools, refugee children seem to be lost. They are not accustomed to the way things work and what they have to do (“Mental Health...” 8). The children need a place to go out and play, which may be hard when they are adjusting to different country (Entin 3). With play children deal with their emotions, let stress out, and make friends (Entin 3). All of this is necessary for children to let out their stress. With all of the stress, it makes refugees wonder if it is really worth ito move countries, become a refugee, and leave the only life they have known.
Many refugees did not want to leave their lives, but because of reasons they can not control they find themselves alone and in a different country. Fatma had a good life with a, “huge house and garden” (“Syrian Refugees....”1). In her new life as a refugee she is very upset and wants to go back, “Our life was better than here” (“Syrian Refugees...” 1). Many refugees are worried about going to different countries and as a result it adds to the stress put on them (“Mental Health..."