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Offered to take her on a holiday to france. after initially pushing back, kimberly finally gave in and agreed to go. so, i have literally gone from being in my house for almost two years to getting on a plane and going to france. im very nervous and ive had a lot of panic attacks this week about it, but its just gotten to a point of if i stay in the flat im not going to be ok. well see. wish me luck! when people are anxious, they tend to avoid the thing they are anxious of and a very effective o...

>> well, he did test positive for covid. when he died, efrs phe was posi and he did have covid in december, so its unclear if this is a new infection or if it was just showing up in that test. the autopsy also showed he had a huge heart and one of the key arteries was 95% blocked, john. >> they said previously there was no drugs or foul play. any update on that report? >> john, to be clear, there is no indication in this autopsy at all or any suggestion of foul play, but the autopsy lists severa...

Ukraine to win the war and we are sure that we will win this war against evil. of course, it get very difficult for many of my colleagues. some of my friends, they have panic attacks and they cannot leave. they are without drugs. some of them lost the whole regions they come from like kharkiv. they cannot get in touch with their relatives. somebody is fighting like my analysts. i never thought they could do, you know, any squad or something but now they are fighting with real weapons in the cent...

At dawn they head out of the capital. i felt such panic attacks. they might be bombing your house and youre gonna die, so we decided that even if it could be dangerous we should leave and we should try to move somewhere where its less dangerous. putins forces are moving closer to kyiv. with fears about russian spies and saboteurs, civilians are banned from the streets. a city—wide curfew is imposed. its just a few minutes before the curfew which is 11 oclock and look at it this is the maidan, ...

Level of fear and trauma is clear. give us a sense of that level of trauma, the impact of it. >> i think for many of the refugees that ive met, they had just minutes to decide to leave because they had been hoping to stay in ukraine. they did not want to leave. one of the women that i met, she was traveling with her three children and their two dogs, and she said she had every intention of staying. she left behind her husband, her parents, her brother, and she said the only thing that finally ma...

I mean, that was just heart breaking. you know, don, weve seen so many heart breaking things. i mean, you watch alex marquardts report, clarissa wards, you know, matthew chance, all of our people out in the field there who have been meeting people and, you know, clarissas report today on a nursing home. oh, my god. its just so hard to watch that sort of thing. and i think ukrainians, theyre just up to their necks in it. it is not stopping. its incessant. the people even that we meet here who hav...

For ukrainian civilians have resulted in -- >> panic attacks, unfortunately. just unbelievable sadness and sorrow for the suffering. >> reporter: their three children are 9, 7, and 3. their parents are very upfront with them. do you think your dad is brave. >> yes. >> reporter: how come? >> because he went to ukraine, and theres a big war there. >> reporter: are you worried about him? >> yes. >> reporter: youre a good daughter to be worried. but he promised you hell be okay, right? and that make...

The war, i have panic attacks. so i said we could talk about this some other time, said we could talk about this some othertime, maybe said we could talk about this some other time, maybe when this is all over, but for now, just keep the people of the ukraine in our prayers, especially those who are still there, and i have a lot of friends who are still there, who are not going to leave their fatherland, so they are there defending the city and also assisting the people fighting. they love the p...

Could be encircled? do you think that could happen, that russia could expand its forces and end up surrounding the city? at this time, its not possible, the official said. but it comes with a cost. victoria is recovering this morning after a russian bomb exploded outside her apartment. shattered glass from her window cutting her from her head down to her waist. viktoria says she has panic attacks when she remembers the trauma. what she wants now? evil must be punished, she says. >> joining us no...