She says it was a turning point in her life when she noticed a teletext message in 2004 that the Ostrava association Vzájemné soužití was meeting involuntarily sterilized women. For many years, Elena Gorolová was unemployed and lived in isolation in the excluded area of Přednádraží. Yet the information that there was a gathering of women who had experienced the same thing that happened to her at the age of 21 woke her up from her lethargy.
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She says it was a turning point in her life when she noticed a teletext message in 2004 that the Ostrava association Vzájemné soužití was meeting involuntarily sterilized women. For many years, Elena Gorolová was unemployed and lived in isolation in the excluded area of Přednádraží. Yet the information that there was a gathering of women who had experienced the same thing that happened to her at the age of 21 woke her up from her lethargy.