Tbilisi – Page 18 – Chernovetskyi Fund

Can you imagine this? In the heart of Tbilisi – a city of gleaming modern buildings, beauty salons, and luxury stores – a blind, disabled Georgian man, Araik Areshov, appears to be living… but in truth, he is merely surviving – starving, freezing, and forgotten. Before his death, Araik’s father – seemingly no longer in his right mind – sold the family home. Now Araik, a decent, kind man, lives like a stray dog in a tiny, damp room – without electricity, without gas, and without even the most basic necessities.

Can you imagine this? In the heart of Tbilisi – a city of gleaming modern buildings, beauty salons, and luxury stores – a blind, disabled Georgian man, Araik Areshov, appears to be living… but in truth, he is merely surviving – starving, freezing, and forgotten. Before his death, Araik’s father – seemingly no longer in […]

Read More… from Can you imagine this? In the heart of Tbilisi – a city of gleaming modern buildings, beauty salons, and luxury stores – a blind, disabled Georgian man, Araik Areshov, appears to be living… but in truth, he is merely surviving – starving, freezing, and forgotten. Before his death, Araik’s father – seemingly no longer in his right mind – sold the family home. Now Araik, a decent, kind man, lives like a stray dog in a tiny, damp room – without electricity, without gas, and without even the most basic necessities.

Only 10 children in the entire world – out of 8 billion people – are suffering from this deadly and insidious disease! And today, it threatens the life of our Georgian girl! (8 years-old). “Auntie, am I going to die?” She looks at me with her huge, Georgian eyes – exhausted by the illness.

Only 10 children in the entire world – out of 8 billion people – are suffering from this deadly and insidious disease! And today, it threatens the life of our Georgian girl! (8 years-old) “Auntie, am I going to die?” She looks at me with her huge, Georgian eyes – exhausted by the illness. Nita’s […]

Read More… from Only 10 children in the entire world – out of 8 billion people – are suffering from this deadly and insidious disease! And today, it threatens the life of our Georgian girl! (8 years-old). “Auntie, am I going to die?” She looks at me with her huge, Georgian eyes – exhausted by the illness.

Ten-year-old David wants to live! SOS! SOS! Friends, in the next two weeks we must decide whether this Georgian boy will return home from Turkey – alive. A tumor weighing two kilograms has already been removed from his body. But the final battle with death is happening right now – this very minute, this very second. The price of a child’s life — $51,000.

Ten-year-old David wants to live! SOS! SOS! Friends, in the next two weeks we must decide whether this Georgian boy will return home from Turkey – alive. A tumor weighing two kilograms has already been removed from his body. But the final battle with death is happening right now – this very minute, this very […]

Read More… from Ten-year-old David wants to live! SOS! SOS! Friends, in the next two weeks we must decide whether this Georgian boy will return home from Turkey – alive. A tumor weighing two kilograms has already been removed from his body. But the final battle with death is happening right now – this very minute, this very second. The price of a child’s life — $51,000.

YOU SAVED THIS BABY’S LIFE, FRIENDS — AND THIS SMILE IS FOR EACH OF YOU PERSONALLY!

SOS! SOS! Seven-month-old Rezi is fighting for his life far from home – in Turkey! And heartbreakingly, this battle – for the right to live, to grow up and one day see the beauty of his homeland and his people – is proving incredibly difficult. Dear God, please don’t let Rezi lose this battle against […]

Read More… from YOU SAVED THIS BABY’S LIFE, FRIENDS — AND THIS SMILE IS FOR EACH OF YOU PERSONALLY!

A glorious morning has dawned! I heard a call from abroad and a mother’s joyful voice:“My son is free from the terrible tumor!” Promise us you’ll share this news with the friends of our Fund! We are celebrating it all together today! Four years of unbearable torment for little Irakli have finally ended!

Our Irakli is only 12 years old. He wants nothing more than to live and enjoy every moment of his life — but the condition that has altered his face has turned that life into a nightmare. This is the age of innocent love and friendship between girls and boys. Such a handsome boy… Oh […]

Read More… from A glorious morning has dawned! I heard a call from abroad and a mother’s joyful voice:“My son is free from the terrible tumor!” Promise us you’ll share this news with the friends of our Fund! We are celebrating it all together today! Four years of unbearable torment for little Irakli have finally ended!

“I’ve been waiting for you, I’ve been waiting for you so long…” – those were the soft but deeply emotional and joyful words of 35-year-old Sophie, who is completely paralyzed-translated for me by her heartbroken and seriously ill 69-year-old mother, Tamar. I don’t know what Tamar told her daughter about my visit – but the moment I saw Sophie’s smile and heard her welcome, all I wanted was to give everything I had to these two lonely, suffering women.

“I’ve been waiting for you, I’ve been waiting for you so long…” – those were the soft but deeply emotional and joyful words of 35-year-old Sophie, who is completely paralyzed-translated for me by her heartbroken and seriously ill 69-year-old mother, Tamar. I don’t know what Tamar told her daughter about my visit – but the […]

Read More… from “I’ve been waiting for you, I’ve been waiting for you so long…” – those were the soft but deeply emotional and joyful words of 35-year-old Sophie, who is completely paralyzed-translated for me by her heartbroken and seriously ill 69-year-old mother, Tamar. I don’t know what Tamar told her daughter about my visit – but the moment I saw Sophie’s smile and heard her welcome, all I wanted was to give everything I had to these two lonely, suffering women.

Category: Tbilisi

Only 10 children in the entire world – out of 8 billion people – are suffering from this deadly and insidious disease! And today, it threatens the life of our Georgian girl! (8 years-old). “Auntie, am I going to die?” She looks at me with her huge, Georgian eyes – exhausted by the illness.

YOU SAVED THIS BABY’S LIFE, FRIENDS — AND THIS SMILE IS FOR EACH OF YOU PERSONALLY!

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