<human>: I hope this doesn't sound petty, since I'm know there are many people going through a much harder time after the attacks.

She is in Paris on an semester abroad since September. She wasn't directly affected by the attacks - she was at home when they happend and all her friends were unharmed. She was doing relatively okay the days after the attacks, even walking past some tourist sights with her brother (who was visiting her over the weekend).
However, with new events unfolding everyday she is beginning to feel very unsafe. I just got off skype with her. She was crying, saying she doesn't want to be there anymore and she's scared of going outside.

The last few days I kept reassuring her how unlikely it is, that there will be new attacks soon. But now there was a new shootout with police during a raid in Paris. One women blew herself up. The last few days metro lines are getting shut down constantly by the police. The Eiffeltower closed again after reopening on Monday.

I told her that even in the Bataclan concert hall-shooting the large majority of the people got out unharmed. But she says she doesn't think she could live well if she would have seen people die. I also totally understand that statistics don't really help when you're scared. Of course I try to distract her, talk about other things, make her laugh. But that doesn't really work. She keeps reading news articles, stories from victims, etc and wants to talk about them.

I feel like the only thing I can do is talk about it rationally when she wants to, give her time and try to distract her as good as I can when she's open for it. Is there anything I should do differently? I didn't know what to say when she started crying today. I felt helpless, like there was nothing I could do. I wanted to hug her really bad. 

On friday her cousins are visiting. They plan on going to Disneyland (was planned a long time ago), so I hope this takes her mind off of things.

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<bot>: Girlfriend is currently in Paris and is really scared after the terrorist attacks. She's obsessing with reading victim reports, news, etc which makes her feel even worse. I'm not sure how to best support her.