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“I will become the Hulk, and then let’s see how they won’t lend us toys! I will beat everyone who offends me and my brothers! I will get huge muscles,” – Malkhaz is indignant.
The neighbor children in the yard did not let him ride a bicycle again. And they did not lend a car with a remote control to his brother. He just wanted to hold it. They never break anything. And the “bad” children said: “You must have your own toys!” But 6-year-old Ramaz, 5-year-old Malkhaz, and 3-year-old Grigol not only have no toys – but they sometimes do not even have a piece of bread to eat.
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“I will become the Hulk, and then let’s see how they won’t lend us
toys! I will beat everyone who offends me and my brothers! I will get huge
muscles,” – Malkhaz is indignant. The neighbor children in the yard did
not let him ride a bicycle again. And they did not lend a car with a remote
control to his brother. He just wanted to hold it. They never break anything.
And the “bad” children said: “You must have your own toys!”
But 6-year-old Ramaz, 5-year-old Malkhaz, and 3-year-old Grigol not only have
no toys – but they sometimes do not even have a piece of bread to eat.
“There the boys
said: “Don’t take our toys!” And Malkhaz beat them. And my mother scolded us –
she said we should not fight! That’s why I am crying”
These bitter tears on the face of a little boy are the biggest
punishment for his mother. She wants to cry along with her children. But will
this help?
Tamara: Please, tell me, what should I do?! I stopped
letting my children out into the yard so that they would not get upset,
otherwise they come home crying bitterly all the time. They don’t have their
own toys. What kind of toys can we talk about when I can’t literally feed them?
–
What do you live on?
Tamara: We live on social allowance – 600 GEL and my
pension – 100 GEL.
–
How old are you, Tamara? What pension are you talking about?
Tamara:
I am the group III disabled. I have an injured hip joint. When I was three
months old, my mother dropped me. My family was very poor, they could not cure
me when it was still possible. When I grew up, I was operated on, but to no
avail. And then I got married, had children, and I can’t even think about
myself. I buy painkillers and forget about the pain for a while. And I can wash
or cook something then.
“This is my washing machine. In this bucket I heat
water to bathe my children.”
Tamara: Before the pandemic, I even went to work with a sore leg. I cleaned
apartments, gardens. During this time, my husband looked after our children. He
looked after them better than me. He is such a good person. Neither I nor my
husband are embarrassed to take any job. He can sweep yards, work at a
construction site, although his health is also not that good. We address
everywhere to find at least some job – but alas.
“Our children are
the fruits of our great love, and if someone asks me why I gave birth to them,
if I couldn’t keep them, then let them be afraid of God!”
– You talk about your husband
with such love – it happens so rarely these days.
Tamara: He is the love of my life. We fell in love at
first sight, after that we became inseparable. We dreamed of our own small
house with a plot where we could place a vegetable-garden, get a cow and
chickens. But since we settled in an apartment with my father-in-law, we remain
to live there. My husband cannot find a job, and we cannot save up for anything
on the allowance and my pension, especially when you have to pay huge utility
bills. I don’t even buy medications for myself.
– What
can you buy with this money?
Tamara: I pay 90
GEL for gas, 40 GEL for electricity, 80 GEL to Ramazi’s tutor, who helps him
after his school classes. My children should study well. It’s the only way out
of this nightmare. We buy a bag of potatoes, flour, and oil, which rises in price
every month. If there is money left, we can buy some more food.
“Mom, we only have
seven potatoes left. Tomorrow we will be hungry.”
Malkhaz (5 years old):
Mom says that if I really want to become the Hulk, I should eat potatoes and nasty
porridge. Is it true?
–
Why do you want to be the Hulk?
Malkhaz:
I want to have big muscles, and then I will “win” everyone who does not lend
toys to me and my brothers. And we have only seven potatoes left … How can I
gain strength then?
“Don’t cry, I’ll
beat everyone who offended you and didn’t let you play with the car…”
–
I think it is a good idea to become very strong. But beating others is not very
good. Maybe it’s better if you have your own toys with no need to fight with
anyone? What do you think about that?
Malkhaz: I think it’s a good idea. But how?
–
You know, there are many kind people in Georgia? They just don’t know that
there are such charming boys in Samtredia who don’t have toys. Now I will tell
them about you, I’ll show your photos, and they will bring you everything you
wish.
“Wait, let us sit
down nicely. Grigol, Ramaz, come here, let’s show everyone how cool we
are”
Grigol (3-year-old):
They bring me? They bring me Cola? They bring me New Year? Mom said that there
will be New Year, but it was not!
Ramaz (6-year-old): New Year – that’s what he calls gifts. He cried
so much when Santa did not bring us anything.
–
So, tell everyone what you dream about?
Grigol
(3-year-old): I want Cola and brum-brum.
Malkhaz (5 years
old): I want to have muscles, a car with a
remote control and a bicycle. I will show everyone how to ride then! And I
won’t need anyone’s bike!
Ramaz
(6 years old): I would also be happy to have a car with a
remote control. I know Malkhaz won’t lend me his car. Can I have one too? I
also want a toy gun, tablet, lots of potatoes, soup, lobio and cake! I think, I
listed too much.
– Birthday cake?
Ramaz (6 years old): Well, I can eat it every day, but my birthday
will be soon. And I want a Hulk cake! I’ll eat it and make a wish to be just as
strong! Malkhaz is younger than me, but I can’t defeat him! He is the strongest
boy in the yard.
– Now it’s your
mom’s turn. Tamara, what are you dreaming about?
Tamara:
Every mother dreams of one thing, that her children become good people. I wish
they didn’t have to count potatoes like that. So that they don’t ask:
“Won’t we have food tomorrow?” I want to live at least one day without
pain, so that every step is not given to me with difficulty. I want my husband
to finally find a job. I know a lot of people read your posts. Maybe there is
someone who can give Tamaz a job? He is very hardworking and committed. If I
had a yard, I would ask you to give me one cow and chickens – so all the
questions regarding food would be closed then! I have no home appliances: no
refrigerator, no washing machine, no TV. But how can I ask for this when my
children are starving?
***
Ramaz, Malkhaz and Grigol
have never received gifts in their lives. And their mother Tamara spent her
entire life in pain. She only thinks about her children. Every month she pays
money to a tutor so that her son studies well and succeeds in everything. She
cannot spend money on herself when she knows they have nothing to eat at home.
She is a real Georgian mother!
Friends, do children have to live like this? Can
you imagine what they can turn into if they become embittered? Can imagine how
their future could change if you help them?
Tamara and her children really need our support.
They will be grateful for any help: food, clothes and footwear, any home
appliances that will make mom’s life easier.
You can visit them and provide them all possible
help at: Samtredia, 2A Tsereteli
Street.
Every time you can help someone, just do it and rejoice that
God answers someone’s prayers through you!
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:
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(purpose: Tamara
Akhobadze).
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can read more about rights and responsibilities of the Fund following the linkhttps://goo.gl/GY2Gus).
We have already helped
thousands of disadvantaged people! Let’s support this family too! And who knows,
maybe someday we ourselves will need help of strangers! Life is always
unpredictable!
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Even if you dial once this special number, it
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“I must wash my hands often to be healthy!”
“Not only baby Grigol, but even I don’t want to leave our new bathroom!”
“I really wanted my mother to buy me such cookies, but she had no money”
“Aunt, we will let you taste it, just don’t eat it all”
“It’s so delicious! I wish it never ended.”
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