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We wouldn’t wish a life like this, even on our worst enemies. An 85-year-old mother, so frail and hunched she’s nearly bent to the ground, ready to die a thousand times – but never leave her sick, 60-year-old son behind
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One day, friends, we’ll build monuments to mothers with hearts like hers!
Her son, Pridon, is 60 years old. He has insulin-dependent diabetes, during his service in the Army he suffered serious brain damage. He mostly gets around in a wheelchair! Sometimes he tries to walk, but it’s quite hard for him. His speech is slurred. And what’s hardest to bear – he sometimes becomes severely aggressive. He’s a Group 2 disabled person, and he likely doesn’t realize that around his mother, not only should he never raise his voice – he should barely even breathe. If something happens to his mother, his life will end in an instant. Because his 85-year-old mother suffers from atrial fibrillation and dangerously high blood pressure.
They live in heartbreaking poverty, in complete disrepair, inside a rusty old train carriage. There’s no one to help them but us, friends.
Lali (85): “Pridon’s brain was damaged while he was in the army. He’s completely helpless. He can barely walk even with a walker. He has diabetes, and we can’t afford the medication. I’m scared for my boy – if he doesn’t take his medication, he could fall into a coma. The doctors have brought him back from the brink several times.”
There’s no love stronger than a mother’s love for her child. And here is a living, breathing example of that.
God works in mysterious ways, friends! Lali once walked tall and proud. Now her back is bent, and her head hangs low to the ground.
Lali: “I can hardly walk myself, my dear. I have a severe form of arrhythmia, and I’m supposed to be in the hospital right now. But I can’t leave my son alone.”
Lali: “If I die… who will care for my son? He won’t survive without me.”
Lali: “We lost our home in a fire – it destroyed everything we had. As fire victims, the government gave us this train car, and we’ve been living in it ever since. The roof has long since rotted through and now leaks. We stuff huge holes in the ceiling with plastic sheeting. When it rains, water pours in like we’re standing outside.”
Lali’s husband had started building a new house on the site of their burned-down one – but sadly, he died in 2015 before it could be finished. Lali and her son never managed to move in. They stay in the small carriage to save on heating costs.
Lali: “I wouldn’t wish a life like mine on anyone. I don’t even have a gas stove to cook on, or a washing machine. Thank God for kind neighbors who share food with us and help wash our clothes. But how long can we keep asking them for help?”
Friends, life is short. Hurry to do good together with the Chernovetskyi Fund. God is giving us a chance to help a selfless mother who gave her life – every bit of it – for her ailing son. Do a good deed. Relieve this poor woman of her suffering.
If you are willing to visit the family and help them in person, here is their address: Chiatura Municipality, Jvari-Etseri village.
Every time you can help someone, just do it, and rejoice that the Lord has turned your heart toward someone else’s sorrow. That He is answering their prayers through you. That means you are chosen. May you always be blessed. And please—keep remembering those who suffer. Go visit them. That’s where you’ll discover your true worth – as a true Georgian, a great human being, just as the Lord created us to be.
REPOST RIGHT AWAY, MY GOOD MAN! HELP YOUR FRIENDS FIND THE WAY TO GOD!
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: [email protected]
Our Fund’s accounts are:
– In Bank of Georgia GE64BG0000000470458000– In TBC Bank GE15TB7194336080100003
– In Liberty Bank GE42LB0115113036665000
(Purpose: The Shekiladze family).
You can also transfer money from our website: Bank of Georgia (e-commerce), TБC Bank (GeoPay), Liberty Bank (PayGe), PayPal.
It is also possible to transfer money from ExpressPay, TBCpay, and PayBox (OPPA) terminals. Find our Fund under “Charity” section (you can read more about rights and responsibilities of the Fund following the link https://goo.gl/GYGus ).
You can save someone’s life and draw closer to God! Text 97100.
Even if you dial once this special number, it might save someone’s life: 0901200270! God bless you!
The most beautiful and kind-hearted among 85-year-old grandmothers in the world (according to our Fund’s journalists), 85-year-old Lali, asked us to send her love to all friends of the Fund who even just prayed for her health. She wants everyone to know that she loves them all and wishes you much, much happiness in the coming 2026 year!
REPOST RIGHT AWAY, MY GOOD MAN! HELP YOUR FRIENDS TO GET CLOSER TO GOD!
YOU HELPED – THANK YOU!
Throughout all the hard years of her life, it was only her neighbors – may God bless them – who kept her from starving or freezing. Only they asked about her health. For 30 years, not a single official ever checked: Is she alive?! Yet Lali bears no grudge against anyone.”
For the past 30 years, Lali has lived in a tin shack, where water leaked from every corner. She lived there after a fire, watching with tears as her home burned – no one was there to rebuild it.
Her son Fridon sustained a brain injury in the army, and the young man who once defended Georgia became entirely dependent on his mother. At 85, Lali gives him daily insulin shots with trembling hands and prepares simple meals on a wood stove while managing her own heart issues and blood pressure.
Who can count how many governments have changed in Georgia over the past 30 years? Yet not a single local official extended a helping hand to Lali. Apparently, they all waited for her to die.
For 30 long years, she waited for human warmth. The world is cruel – but not the supporters of the Leonid Chernovetskyi Fund!
Live long, Grandma Lali! Hundreds of thousands of people join us in wishing you a Happy New 2026 Year!
We pass judgment on no one. But the world should know that what remained undone for 30 years was finally done by the Fund’s friends.
And now, in the twilight of her life, when it seemed there was no one left to help, you appeared – friends. True Georgians! True people! What happiness! You began rebuilding her burned house: a new roof, a canopy over the stairs to protect from rain.
You repaired a room like a dollhouse, laid laminate flooring, installed metal-plastic windows and doors. Electricity – something she hadn’t had for 30 years – was connected.
They replaced the old, worn-out couches from the shack with new beds and a soft sofa, so Grandma could finally enjoy a little comfort in her later years. They laid a tablecloth on the table and picked out treats just for her.
For 30 years, there had been no smile on her face. “Be happy, my dear,” Lali said to me as I left. Friends of the Fund, you are the creators of Grandma Lali’s happiness! You are the kind of people the world needs.
All that remained was for Grandma to enter her new home. It was a big moment for her, and it was hard to walk – her bent back allowed her only to see the ground. Hand in hand with our staff, she entered the new home, while her son Fridon leaned on the new walker you brought.
She sat down, caught her breath, and looked at us with her clear, kind eyes. She smiled and blessed the friends of the Fund:
“Long live every compassionate person! Prosper and rejoice with your families and your people. I wish you happiness, health, a joyful New Year, and peace for all of Georgia. For the rest of my life, I will live in cleanliness. Thank you for getting me and Frido out of the shack.”
Her last words came with tears in her voice. “Old age is God’s punishment – every old age, whether happy or unhappy,” Grandma said. Then she asked:
“Did you see my photo from my youth?”
“And then, and now – you were a beautiful woman. You are radiant.”
“When I walked through the village, everyone turned to look at me.” I had the best walk. Now I walk worse than everyone.”
A LETTER OF GRATITUDE FROM GRANDMA LALI
Grandma Lali lived 30 years in that shack, and her life left its marks. Many struggles still remain, friends. She and her sick son Frido have no toilet or shower. This is a great hardship for them – they need a proper bathroom.
Frido regularly needs medication and insulin shots, and Grandma needs treatment for arrhythmia and numb hands. They need winter clothing—please send and bring warm items. Fridon’s shoe size is 43.
Your help allows them to survive each day!
Friends, there is no such thing as “someone else’s grief,” so if you know of people in need anywhere in Georgia—write to us! WE ARE ALWAYS BY YOU!
Our Fund’s accounts are:
– In Bank of Georgia GE64BG0000000470458000
– In TBC Bank GE15TB7194336080100003
– In Liberty Bank GE42LB0115113036665000
(Purpose: The Shekiladze family).
Friends, Grandma Lali represents roughly 60% of all elderly people in countries like ours. In poor countries, this is a real tragedy. A disaster affecting the entire population!
So be generous, if you can! We at the Fund still need to visit many more – time is short for them!
Corr. Medea
Total expenses:
84840.05₾Left:
2887.32₾They need your help and very, very urgently!
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