Larisa Grigoryan is from Artsakh. She worked at a maternity hospital, doing work that was not only a profession for her, but also a calling.
The war changed everything in a single day. On the day of evacuation, Larisa’s life was divided into a before and an after.
A painful period began: grief, coldness, indifference, and a lack of strength that was difficult to overcome alone.
Looking for support, she decided to take part in the Foundation’s sessions.
“Listening to people’s stories, I understood that I was not alone. We had all gone through different losses, but the same pain can also bring people together,” she says.
Those sessions became a turning point. They helped her make new sense of what she had lived through, look at her difficulties from a different perspective, and begin the process of recovery.
