Benchmarking quality of life to posttraumatic stress disorder symptom changes in cognitive processing therapy

Is the Quality of Life of Women Who Went Abroad During the Full-Scale Russian-Ukrainian War Really Higher Compared to Women Who Stayed in Ukraine?

“…On the one hand, there is a new culture, a foreign language, difficulty with finding work; on the other hand, there are explosions and air alarms in their hometowns. Since the beginning of the full-scale war, every Ukrainian woman has asked herself the question whether she should leave the country for the safety of herself and her children, or should she stay in her home next to her relatives and friends [2,3,5,6]. We decided to investigate this issue by assessing the quality of life of young Ukrainian women, since it was women with children who migrated the most, saving them from the terrible consequences of the war, mostly they went abroad without husbands (due to the prohobition on men leaving Ukraine during the war), or due to the fact that their partners joined the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.…”