Outcasts among local officials! Such genuinely good, simple-hearted, kind, and profoundly unhappy individuals, for those who hold God in their souls and hearts!

In one small room, eight people huddle together. Some are physically ill, others are mentally afflicted! And who among them is worse off, who suffers more and endures greater pain? Let's delve into this, my friends! No one can be worse off than them, in their region of Georgia! Thank to Almighty God that someone has informed us about them to our foundation! Now it's only us who are responsible for what happens to them next…

Every time we encounter one or another human tragedy, we at the foundation think that it couldn't possibly get any worse! It simply can't be more painful!

And then we realize that we are only just beginning our journey towards God! After all, according to the Bible, suffering people are the most beloved to Him! We just can't understand why local officials lose their souls and hearts completely after elections! Is it the power that does this to them, or has some unholy force taken hold of their councils and mayoralties?! What is the problem?

Khatuna (mother, 44 years) shares: "Sometimes it feels like we're not living in Georgia, not in our own country. We feel out of place here! Our home is filled only with the fear of agonizing death, horror, and diseases with no way out."

And now, my friends, we are obligated to introduce you to each member of this family's misfortune! Reader discretion is advised for the faint-hearted and children under 18 years old!

Meet Lika, the beautiful one! She was born with a heart defect. And every day– what a horror! – she experiences epileptic seizures.

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And this is Beka. He has cerebral palsy and microcephaly. Throughout his entire life, the child has never taken a single step or spoken a single word!

And this is my husband, Valeriy. Don't think that he doesn't respect you or can't get out of bed. He's a good person! But two years ago, while chopping wood, Valeriy fell hard, broke his leg, and now he can't get out of bed.

Spending entire days lying in diapers! Yes, in diapers. Because he is completely immobile! Although the doctors reassured him time and again that he would walk and work!

- I look at you and can't believe... How do you manage such an overwhelming burden alone?!

Khathuna: I got married at 18, and since then, I can't recall a single happy day. I thought I'd find happiness in my children, but they're unhappy too. Zakro has intellectual disabilities; he never even attended school. 17-year-old Beka is seriously ill, he's disabled and bedridden. He has cerebral palsy and microcephaly. He can't speak, only emits loud cries to get attention. And when he wants to eat, he starts screaming and yelling... My poor, poor boy! Against this backdrop, 14-year-old Anna developed a neurosis. She's afraid of everything; she can go into hysterics from her father and brother's shouting, crying and unable to calm down. And 2-year-old Lika was born with a heart defect. She had an open valve! They recently performed surgery. They said they closed the heart valve, but her condition didn't improve. She has seizures and fits... Should I continue?

- No, no, stop, or I'll faint from what I've seen and heard! I've wanted to scream for a long time! And I know that all the friends of the foundation have felt uncomfortable from your great sorrow too! It's inhuman! You deserve a monument in your lifetime! And someday in Georgia it will happen! All those who suffered so much in life and gave themselves entirely to other people deserve the respect and love of the nation! They're heroes in essence!!! Just hold on! Help will come soon! We'll inform the authorities of Georgia about your plight! God forbid anything happen to you... God forbid! Khathuna, is there anyone healthy in your family?

Khathuna: There was my husband, but he broke his leg two years ago too. They performed surgery, the doctor said he would be able to walk, and everything would be fine. But he hasn't even called once since then to ask about him. Yet he's the one who crippled him! A handsome and strong man in the past, he lies in diapers all day now, and he also needs care, like a small child. And his character has become unbearable. That's all, I guess.

- How do you survive?

Khathuna: The only income is the allowance of 1000 lari and Beka's pension of 280 lari. With this money, I only buy diapers and food: for my husband, Beka, Lika, and grandson Gabriel.

- How can we help you?

Khathuna: First of all, I would ask for diapers and groceries, without them we're dying. Then it's very necessary to install windows. We've approached the mayor's office, but they said the village budget doesn't cover such expenses. I would be happy if I had a washing machine. Beds, a television... I feel like I'm asking for a lot?

"All the furniture is broken, the whole house is broken, just like our lives!"

- I think that only material assistance won't be enough here. Maybe Anna needs to be taken to the doctor for a consultation?

Khathuna: That would be very good. Save us! Save us!!! Help! I can't cope alone! Be mothers to my children. I've ruined my life and drag my children along with me! Help at least them!

Friends, together we can break this vicious cycle of eternal suffering! After all, Khathuna also has a healthy grandson and a daughter, a very good girl, whom her husband abandoned immediately after the birth of the child! 

"Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted" (Matthew 5:4). The Lord cannot be wrong! And therefore, perhaps we are the ones who must fulfill His will! Don't pass by! No one in Georgia is superfluous! There are so few of us left!

The Mosiashvili family seems to be experiencing the truth of these words firsthand, seeking solace in their sorrow. If we don't intervene, the ominous shadow of illness and poverty threatens to engulf this family entirely. They may lose not only their lives but also hope for the future.

In this story of struggle and pain, the Mosiashvili family needs assistance that encompasses both material and medical aspects. But most importantly, they need compassion and support, which could be their only salvation from this despair.

 Corr.: Nino

If you wish to visit the family and provide assistance in person, here is their address: Telavi Municipality, village of Pshaveli.

Items suggested for purchase:

- Beds;

- Diapers;

- Groceries;

- Washing machine;

- Refrigerator;

- Television;

- Pay for a doctor's consultation for Anna.

Every time you can help someone, just do it, and rejoice that God answers someone's prayers through you!

We are sure that all together we will manage to save this family from imminent death.

Please don’t forget to repost our story. Let your friends know about the grief of this family! It’s extremely important!

Friends, there is one more request: if you know about the misfortune of a neighbor or friend do a godly deed, drop us an email at: office-fsp@fsp.ge

Our Fund’s accounts are:

- In Bank of Georgia GE64BG0000000470458000

– In TBC Bank GE15TB7194336080100003;

– In Liberty Bank GE42LB0115113036665000

(Purpose: Mosiashvili family).

You can also transfer money from our website: Bank of Georgia (e-commerce), TБC Bank (GeoPay), Liberty Bank (PayGe), PayPal