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I can no longer see how my family suffers with me!” Helplessness is the worst thing that can happen to a person!
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0901200270“I can no longer see my family
taking pains over me! Helplessness is the worst thing that can happen to a
person! I am unable to wash myself, get dressed, cook, even get out of bed, sit
into the wheelchair and leave the room! You can’t imagine how unbearable this
is!”
These words are the cry of the soul of
a young 38-year-old woman. Marina Tsertsvadze became disabled in an instant.
Sometimes one minute radically changes the life and puts everything upside
down, and then forces us to fight and “restore order” in the crippled
life. That’s what happened to our beneficiary.
Marina Tsertsvadze: “You’re not
even forty years old, and it seems that life is over! Two years ago, I had a
terrible accident. A car coming in the opposite direction crashed into our car
where we were with our friends. We turned over three times, but I found out
that later. At that moment, barely recovered, I looked around and saw that my
friends were unharmed; they ran up to me and began to shout – “Get out of
the car, it can explode!” But as soon as I tried to move, I felt a sharp
pain in the spine, and realized that I cannot feel my legs! I thought they were
cut off! Then I started choking, and a rib punctured my lung. It was so
hard!”
Marina’s recovery lasted a long time.
While the treatment was going on, life and struggle seemed to make sense, there
was no time to think about the consequences of the injury. But when she
returned home, melancholy surged with incredible force. Marina’s existence
without movement lost its sense. A good benefactor helped the young woman to
come to life again; he paid for the expensive rehabilitation course at a
private clinic. Hope returned to Marina once again.
– Marina, did you manage to complete
the treatment?
Marina: “My joy did not last
long. I had to take a taxi to go to the treatment, and it was too expensive for
the family budget. I started to skip classes, and then resigned to the fact
that I would not be able to complete the course of rehabilitation. But I need
to pass it again. The doctors said there is hope that even if I won’t be able
to get out of the wheelchair, at least I will be able to do something
myself.”
– And have you addressed the mayor or
the Deputy for whom you voted? Who are they? Tell us their names, and we will
write them that it is their duty and they swore about it in the Constitution of
Georgia that they are obliged to take care of their compatriots in districts
from which they received the power and privileges!
Marina: Yes, I always take part in
elections. Last time I went by myself; this time they brought the box to my
place. I do not hide that I voted for Salome Zurabishvili. I know the Deputy of
our area too. Alexander Khujadze is a wonderful person. He visited me
personally, and provided financial assistance. I am very grateful to him.
Marina is bed-sitted by her
sixty-year-old mother Nazy, who is helped by the younger son of the young
woman, 19-year-old Dato. He cannot go to work, his mother always needs the help
of his strong hands. Marina has another son, Giga, he is 21. He supports her as
much as he can, and often takes her for a walk in the fresh air. But the young
man cannot always be near his mother. Gigi has a family, a student wife and a
10-month-old child.
Giga, son of Marina Tsertsvadze:
“Before the accident, my brother and mother used to work together at the
soap production plant. Mom is a stylist by profession, but for our sake she had
left the salon. But it was easy and interesting to work together. The family
needed nothing then. But everything changed, I got married, and my mom had the
accident. I’m not working now either. My wife is a student, she needs to finish
her studies and therefore the care of our baby is completely on me.”
The large family of Tsertsvadze lives
in a two-room “apartment” in the building of the former cardiology
Institute. The living space is not privatized. Recently the family collected
all the documents, but their consideration is not yet complete. The entire
family income is the pension of Marina’s mother, social assistance and disability
benefits. The family was included in the program of free meals at public
canteens. But how could Marina go to take her food? They barely make ends meet!
Only love to each other supports them.
Nazy, Marina Tsertsvadze’s mother:
“There is no one to help my Marina; she divorced her husband many years
ago. He was a gambler and sold everything from the house, and then mortgaged
someone else’s apartment on false documents. Marina remained in the street with
two children. Marina divorced him and on the friends’ advice moved into the
building voluntarily. We’re not the only ones here, there are 120 other
families. We are waiting for the opportunity to privatize the
housing.”
Marina’s health has deteriorated
recently. Legs began to swell, there were problems with breathing, the city
hall allocated money for medical examination for Marina Tsertsvadze. But their
assistance does not apply to anything more. All the medicines that the woman
will be prescribed by doctors, Marina will have to buy by herself. Just the
thought of it makes her scared.
Marina Tsertsvadze: “I will need
to undergo treatment again. Medicines are very expensive, and belong to the
group that is not financed from the budget of the municipality. Their purchase
is almost impossible for us! And after treatment, I will need urgent
rehabilitation which is done only at private clinics. And the family cannot
even dream about some financial support from the local government. But if I do
not recover now, my condition will get worse! And I want to feel my legs again
so much!”
Dear friends, it depends only on us
how we will be able to take advantage of opportunities, and how we will break
stereotypes!
Help is not always needed only for
children or the elderly, but also for such young, hopeful people as Marina
Tsertsvadze!
It is in our power to give the woman
an opportunity not only to passively accept the help of her relatives, but also
to provide it to them, and to be with them!
If you have a possibility to provide
them material assistance, you can deposit money to the Fund account
GE15TB7194336080100003 or GE64BG0000000470458000 (Purpose: Marina Tsertsvadze)
or to make a donation directly from our website https://chernovetskyifund.ge/ge/projects/270-ishvile/
You can as well transfer money through
NovaTechnology, TBCpay and ExpressPay terminals. Find our Fund in
“Charity” section. (You can learn about the additional rights and
obligations of the Fund by following the link https://goo.gl/GY2Gus).
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