My heart shattered a little more when she told me she is going back Ukraine. Not to the west, not to a safer city or even Kyiv - but to Azov and then to Kharkov. Two of the highly attacked cities. What could I do? I told her she'd still have my support and I will respect her decision.
I think I know what could drive a person to take such a precarious decision - or at least I think I do. She lost her brother, I lost a couple of friends. Everyday we see more and more losses and what not...
When I was at 
A few months back, KBK (
The operation has been running consistently due to the efforts from the guys at
After Lena made it to Kharkiv, she told me she was cold as there isn't heating throughout the day, no hot water, and the electricity comes and goes. She didn't have blankets at her apartment either. Things are crazy expensive in Kharkiv right now. She could never afford it unless she finds a job quickly - but there aren't too many jobs available in the war-torn Kharkiv.
I recommended Vulyk to her and forwarded the owners number to her. 2 days later she send me this.
A warm winter shoe. More things would come in as they become available. I wish I could show her smile. Needless to say, it made me smile, too. Wearing this pair of boots she went out in the snow to grab a few small trees to plant outside her place :)
What made me really happy was that Vulyk later reached out to her that night and offered her a job. She is going to manage their social media. In a span of a few hours not only did she find ways to cope with the winter, but also find a job for sustinence and help more people that way. Feelsgoodman.
Some small drops cause massive ripples, don't they? Where did this drop start? Hard to pin it down, but I want to thank everyone who has supported and helped me help my friend find some consolation during hard times...and now will go along to help others.
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