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Fear, gratitude, distrust: How Albanians feel after the earthquake

Fear, gratitude, distrust: How Albanians feel after the earthquake

1. I'm fine, but I feel very sorry for all the lives lost and all the people who are suffering.

2. I can hardly breathe. There is a breeze and rain in Kruja, terrifying us it sounds like an earthquake.

3. Too bad yet. I remember the little brother's screaming and crying.

4. I'm so bad that I'm breastfeeding my baby. I pray for others.

5. Terrified, scared, but at the same time I say thank God it could have gone worse.

6. I'm terrified personally. Great sleep. More from the footage and casualties than from the earthquake.

7. Our feet are still shaking. Sleepless. We have lost the sense of time.

8. I don't want to go home to Tirana anymore, I don't want to see the bed where I got it anymore. Just cry 24 hours.

9. I feel scared, not for myself, but for the family. I feel like we are shaking every five minutes.

10. We who live in Durres know what horror we have experienced. We are afraid to walk the streets, do not fall on our head.

11. Shy though the house is fine, sleep in the car.

12. Yesterday night I was praying to wake up alive when some shaking was felt.

13. Shocked, sad watching the state of my country with tears. I live in London.

14. We in Korca have been on hand since June. We can't find peace. Will God end with that.

15. We feel like we have come to an end and we are waiting from moment to moment for what will happen.

16. I am completely hopeless. I'm not back home. I have terrible anxiety.

17. The only time I felt good was when I brought help to the square.

18. I am studying abroad and this week I take the final exams. I just cry all day and think about my family.

19. I need a psychologist. As I close my eyes, I remember the whole scene I experienced. I have phobia from sleeping now.

20. Terrible with eyes we have seen. All the time mind them in the tent. There is no bread down.

21. I feel bad! I want to quit my job because I have it on the sixth floor.

22. I have three sleepless nights. Sleep an hour at lunch, if it's called 100-night sleep. I fear for family members at night and watch them.

23. My palace has not been damaged, but I am afraid to go back there. I have seen horror with little baby eyes.

25. I feel very fortunate to have my family and all my relatives in good health.

26. On the one hand I am afraid, but on the other I want to take it lightly that it was so, but I do not let go.

27. The nights after the earthquake were horrible to me. I don't read news anymore because I can't afford them.

28. Thankful to God, but shocked.

29. This will be the greatest trauma of life. I'm afraid to sleep alone. Shake the kids tightly.

30. I feel like a corpse going to follow tomorrow's earthquake-stricken companion the day he turned 18 years old.

31. I live abroad and I am pregnant. For two nights I do not sleep for fear of family and great shock.

32. My family and I came to Berat and welcomed us. Bravo Berati.

33. I don't want to go back to the dorm on the fourth floor. I'm terrified. The girls were faint.

34. Stress, panic and endless boredom. If that weren't enough, then we should go out for work.

35. Killed that I lost a friend like Kristi and still can't believe it.

36. Bad! I miss normality. Everything closed. I'm afraid of sitting in the cafe because they're down the palaces.

37. It hurts my heart and soul for my Durres, for the people and the victims. But I feel lucky.

38. Terrified, I took painkillers that I could not sleep.

39. After seeing what has become a bridge in my body to protect me, I feel stronger than ever.

40. I am living normally, but I get dizzy from time to time.

41. A mix of experiences. Anxiety, fear whenever a victim comes out of the wreckage. As if my heart is broken.

42. I feel bad when I think my owners throw 40 loaves of bread every night and bring none for help.

43. Don't get me wrong. We are trapped. I could barely hold my wife because I had to jump off the third floor. God hold my hand.

44. When I wake up in the morning and see that my toddler has opened my eyes, I say Lord thank you.

45. Terrified. I live in Greece and study here. My house is there! Every noise I hear scares me.

46. I miss my bed and I have dog ropes in my hand so I can easily get them out.

47. I feel motivated to speak to the person I like.

48. Terrified. To think that she will soon be born.

49. Usually when we do not teach, we rejoice, but these days I have been very upset.

50. On Tuesday at about one o'clock, I had a vision of an earthquake. Had I spoken ...

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