Sara Vawda Dallas TX Death: Sara Vawda, a research assistant at Texas Woman’s University in Dallas, Texas, has passed away. Her death was announced on Wednesday, July 31, 2024, by those mourning her loss. Known for her incredible strength and embodiment of love, the cause of Sara’s death has not been disclosed.
“My heart is completely broken to share that my best friend and wife, Sara Vawda, passed away today. She was the strongest person I know and the embodiment of love. The Janaza will be at IALFM (Islamic Association of Lewisville and Flower Mound) after Asr Salah tomorrow. If you would like to come for the viewing, please aim to come before Asr. Please do your best to attend and make sincere dua for her.”
Who was Sara Vawda?
Sara was pursuing a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology at Texas Woman’s University, where she was committed to advancing mental healthcare. Her dedication was evident in her extensive experience in mental health research, particularly in integrating eastern and western psychological practices.
She was interested in how traditional eastern mental health approaches could be incorporated into western frameworks to enhance therapeutic techniques and provide more holistic care. Beyond her academic work, Sara was a passionate advocate for social justice, especially in supporting women of color.
She focused on understanding and addressing the unique challenges these individuals face, particularly regarding medical discrimination. Sara aimed to investigate and advocate for those marginalized by the U.S. medical system, striving to create a more equitable and compassionate healthcare environment.
An obituary for Sara Vawda has not yet been released by her family.
