Giorgi’s body is paralyzed – but not his will to live. And not his eyes, which silently plead: “Don’t leave me…” His mother has done everything she possibly could. Now, she and her son need our support. A palliative care ward is not a sentence. Indifference – that’s the real sentence. REPOST RIGHT AWAY, MY […]
Giorgi’s body is paralyzed – but not his will to live. And not his eyes, which silently plead: “Don’t leave me…” His mother has done everything she possibly could. Now, she and her son need our support. A palliative care ward is not a sentence. Indifference – that’s the real sentence.