Home and Heart

bomb: My home was very dangerous, she says, according to NOW Magazine. At night, when bombs crashed out of the sky, Baghjajian would lie awake terrified, heart racing and skin wet with perspiration. She is safe now in Canada, but just one year ago she was living in Aleppo. Every morning when her children left for school, she wondered whether they d return. And one day, a bomb exploded beside her husband as he walked home from work. She witnessed her neighbour collapsing in panicked screams when he was hit by a sniper on his balcony. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.