Ukrainian TV presenter revealed that she lost her job in Sweden due to depression.

Well-known Ukrainian presenter Iryna Lytvyn-Komorovska, who emigrated to Sweden due to the Russian war, revealed that she was fired from her job due to being absent from work for three weeks. She expected the doctor to give her a diagnosis and write a conclusion for the management, but that did not happen due to the doctor's illness. The woman was dismissed, and she is now working as a cleaner. Lytvyn-Komorovska expressed disappointment and outrage at this situation, noting that in Sweden you need to work hard even when seeking immediate medical assistance. She also noted that her story shocked her ex-husband, but he supports her. In the future, the woman plans to see another specialist and obtain an official reason for her inability to work.

Iryna Lytvyn-Komorovska also noted that her house in Irpin was destroyed, and she was left without housing. She hopes for the support of Ukrainians and assistance from the Swedish government in addressing this problem.

The Ukrainian woman reminded that one of the UN's global goals is to ensure access to medical care for all, and she hopes that Sweden will work on achieving this goal. Iryna Lytvyn-Komorovska also shared that her posts on social media shocked her ex-husband, but he stands by her and supports her during this difficult Time. She also emphasized the importance of being open and sharing one's problems with others.

Iryna Lytvyn-Komorovska also noted that her depression and burnout are progressing rapidly, and she is quickly losing her physical strength. She pointed out that Ukrainians never give up and always find the strength to resist difficulties, but she feels like a small woman with a child who has lost everything and is trying to survive. Iryna Lytvyn-Komorovska also shared that she worked in Sweden for almost her whole life, paid taxes, and was a responsible employee, but still found herself in a difficult situation.

Iryna Lytvyn-Komorovska also noted that her brother Gerhard Schröder underwent clinical treatment for burnout.