“I can’t go to school. Mom is afraid that I will feel bad, collapse and no one will be able to help me. Therefore, I study from home. But I really want to play with the children in the yard, to run,” - 8-year-old Barbara tells us with great sadness in her eyes. - Look at me, look well... Do I look like a sick girl? I’m like everyone else, but I am not allowed to.”

When 5-year-old Nato rolls her eyes and throws her head back as if her spine is about to break, it looks creepy. And when she screams in pain, it makes your blood curdle. It's twice as hard for her mother to see this. She sometimes dreams that everything that hurts her daughter will be transferred to her. But she does not know whether she can endure that...

“Ma’am, please help me to grow up! I need to save my mother from death in time!" – Nutsa, a pretty six-year-old sad girl with huge eyes quietly whispers in my ear when we start talking about her mom. She is only six, and she already knows what death and the terrible pain is - the pain that makes her dearest person in the whole world, her mommy, suffer!

"Mommy, help me! Mommy, I'm dying! - Eka whispers through her teeth - she is no longer even able to scream... - I'm already dead, mom, am I in hell? Oh God, why does it hurt so much?" The poor girl bites her lip to the blood, squeezes her mother's hand tight, and her eyes rain tears.

“I can see with only one eye, but my parents and sisters cannot see at all, my brother also sees,” - 11-year-old Salome tells us. – “You know, I tell them what the weather is like today, how the trees are blooming, I tell them that Mariam draws very beautifully. That Giorgi has very kind and beautiful eyes. That Keti smiles like a princess. Mom says we have just one eye for five of us”. Mother Maya and father Zura are blind - they can’t see anything. They have not seen how their children grew up and changed, they can’t even imagine how beautiful they are! They know them only by touch and they feel their love. People who can see will never understand how it feels. We can feel someone else's pain because we all once experienced it, we can empathize with someone who has lost a loved one because we also lost our loved ones, but how can a sighted person understand a blind person? Probably, it’s almost impossible.

Jambul: “I always have blood on my hands, and when I squeeze my fingers it hurts so much... But the worst thing is not even a blood, but that I suffocate during attacks. I am very scared, and my mother gets scared as well! And besides that, I have constant terrible itching! " “It makes him suffer so much!” - suddenly his compassionate mother intervenes. “Why should the child suffer so much?! Who has sinned so in our family? God help us! I would prefer to suffer myself instead of him..." “Sores do not heal for a long time. Sometimes you can’t find the ointment that helps. Sometimes you can... My hands itch very much in the evening and at night, they do not let me fall asleep... Sometimes I can’t even breathe because of the pain. Doctors say I have fungi in my blood... I don't even know how they got there..."

“For a split second, I even thought that I had lost my son forever! - says Rusudan and cuddles her son close. - In the evening before going to bed, I heard a terrible thud. I thought the children were playing in the yard, but it turned out that Saba had fallen from the chair.” Mom cannot remember these moments without tearing up, because on that day she stared death in the face and refused to let it take her son away!

“My sister and I waited so much for the birth of our brother, we even came up with a name for him, so we wanted to babysit him, play with him ... we thought he would be our protector ... but he is so helpless, so sick ... he can’t do anything himself,” says 11-year-old Anna. She and her older sister - 13-year-old Mari - became not only sisters for 5-year-old Luka, but also mothers! Sometimes they look after their brother even better than their mother does! The boy cannot do anything by himself, he cannot even ask for water.

- Says a beautiful wheelchair-bound girl who dreams of becoming a model. “I can watch the models walking the catwalk for hours. They are so lucky that they can walk ... I also want that, really want. Have you seen how people clap for them, how they film them from all sides? Beautiful! Sometimes I think that I will certainly learn to walk, and sometimes I look at this... this... wheelchair and feel very sad. What if I will have to live on wheels my whole life?”