The Voice

On that day, Sasha had no warning signs. A normal morning. And then an explosion rocked everything. She can no longer go down into the metro or be in crowds. Fear attacks suddenly, suffocates, makes her heart pound at its limit. The attack lasts a minute, half an hour, an hour. Medications suppress some symptoms, but she’ll have to fight the fear herself. Or maybe she should still tell someone about her feelings? A trip to Kaliningrad to visit her grandmother is a chance to return to normal life, because there no one knows what happened, and she won’t have to be afraid of sideways glances and awkward silence. How to free yourself from fear? Where to find a point of support and the strength to live on?..