Long road to healing of physical, mental wounds for victims of Paris attacks

One bullet tore into Amandine Andretto’s right leg, shattering her tibia.

Another hit her in the arm. For three interminable hours, her parents knew that she had been at the Bataclan concert hall but did not know if she was among the dozens massacred there.

Finally, as rescue services rushed her to a triage and treatment centre, her mother reached her on the phone.