I read your post today and it really touched my heart. I feel so helpless in reading your heartrending descriptions of all the pain and sorrow that has been brought to the people of Ukraine. I am in the US and safe from those kinds of terrible terror but I cry inside for you and all of your country men. You are an excellent writer. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for writing, Susanne! Please remember that you are not powerless. The US has done a LOT to support Ukraine and continuing to support Ukraine militarily and politically through NATO will make all the difference in whether this war ends with Ukraine's victory sooner, later or never.
Larissa, so vivid is your writing, I felt, as I read, that that was me, standing next to the soldier, feeling humbled in her presence. Thank you for bringing these excruciating simple moments to life for those of us so far away. I feel humbled as I read your entries, knowing that the pain of this war is closer to you than to me. Sharing what we can’t imagine in our worst dreams is your service and I thank you for it.
Thank you, Judith, for your words (& help towards purchasing medical supplies)! My worst dream is one where we watch this life go by--moved to emotion but (for whatever of any endless number of reasons) refraining from action. I appreciate you reaching out (& halfway round the world) to connect.
It’s hard to “like” this entry, but I deeply appreciate it. People need to know the realities you are living with. Thank you.
I read your post today and it really touched my heart. I feel so helpless in reading your heartrending descriptions of all the pain and sorrow that has been brought to the people of Ukraine. I am in the US and safe from those kinds of terrible terror but I cry inside for you and all of your country men. You are an excellent writer. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for writing, Susanne! Please remember that you are not powerless. The US has done a LOT to support Ukraine and continuing to support Ukraine militarily and politically through NATO will make all the difference in whether this war ends with Ukraine's victory sooner, later or never.
Larissa, so vivid is your writing, I felt, as I read, that that was me, standing next to the soldier, feeling humbled in her presence. Thank you for bringing these excruciating simple moments to life for those of us so far away. I feel humbled as I read your entries, knowing that the pain of this war is closer to you than to me. Sharing what we can’t imagine in our worst dreams is your service and I thank you for it.
Thank you, Judith, for your words (& help towards purchasing medical supplies)! My worst dream is one where we watch this life go by--moved to emotion but (for whatever of any endless number of reasons) refraining from action. I appreciate you reaching out (& halfway round the world) to connect.