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These words belong to a 54-year-old woman who is at the age that is sometimes called the prime of life. But Eliso became related to death…

When you bury half of your family at once – father, mother, brother, sister, nephew – your life is not at all important. Eliso’s heart was crushed with grief, but her misfortunes did not stop. They continue to this day.

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I could not imagine that I would dream of death …

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These words belong to a 54-year-old woman who is at the age that is sometimes called the prime of life. But Eliso became related to death…

When you bury half of your family at once – father, mother, brother, sister, nephew – your life is not at all important. Eliso’s heart was crushed with grief, but her misfortunes did not stop. They continue to this day.

For eight years, Eliso has been fighting poverty and cancer together with her sick husband and her bedridden mother-in-law. Three sick persons can hardly breathe in this tiny, rented room – the walls burst from dampness, the bed can be squeezed out of moisture. Dampness slowly makes its way into the bones so that even a healthy person loses the ability to move. From time to time, one can hear a disgusting squeak and fuss of mice. Sometimes they spoil the food that the family got with a lot of effort. In the eyes of the hostess, full of tears and suffering, one can clearly read: “My God, why?” Winter cold gets closer, and the wind blows from the windows and doors. There is no heating, of course.

Eliso resisted as long as she could. Despite her grave health condition, she worked as a nanny, then as an assistant in the family. But for the second year now, she has been staying at home without funds. Often, she cannot even go to the hospital because the attending physician is far away. It has been two years since she completely stopped treatment. She just waits for declared death.

“My only wish is to have a small hut, so that at least I could die at my own home.”

– Eliso, how did you find yourself in such situation? What is your main problem?

Eliso: Dear, where to start with? There is neither first nor second for me, my entire life has turned into torment. But the biggest problem is that we don’t have our own home. I would have endured this pain, and this sadness, and the disease – I would have endured everything if I had a home. My home… If only I had it.

– What happened, Eliso, how did you lose your home?

Eliso: We are from Chiatura, from the village of Perevisi, we were five brothers and sisters. We had honest and hard-working parents: my father drove an electric locomotive, and my mother was engaged in silk making. They raised us with love. When the construction of the mine passed through our yard, our whole family got good compensation. We bought an apartment and even furnished it. Do you know how beautiful it was? It was furnished with taste. But as you probably know, in April 1991 a terrible earthquake happened, it was called Racha earthquake. We lived in the city. Our house collapsed, and everything our family acquired over the years of hard work was buried under its ruins. Absolutely everything! We were left homeless, and we ended up in a shelter. Dad could not stand it – he died. Mom asked us: “Don’t let me die in the shelter, take me to the village.” We took her there; there we had a small hut and a small piece of land. After three months, my mother was gone. Soon my brother also died of grief. Then my sister – of breast cancer. This damned disease is transmitted genetically. Four deaths in a row. (Eliso dabs her eyes with a handkerchief.)

That’s how we were left. Our big family has become empty.

– May God give you strength! So many deaths, so many misfortunes for one family, how did you manage to endure it? How?!

Eliso: Oh, dear. My evil fate thought that was not enough. My very talented nephew has died. The entire Georgia knew him, and you probably knew him as well – Obola Tsimakuridze. He was predicted a wonderful future. Such a tragedy happened! He drowned. What a misfortune…

There was nowhere to work, there was no one to visit us, so we stayed here. We thought maybe something will work out in Tbilisi, we really are not afraid of work. I used to work as a nanny. Although we rented an apartment then, but there were good conditions. My husband felt better than now, he was not sick at that time. My mother-in-law has poor health, but we looked after her, supported her. Not the way it is now. (Cries.)

In this damp room, even a healthy person will get sick, and yet three sick people live under this ceiling.

– Eliso, when did you find out that you have a tumor?

Eliso: I’ve been fighting death for eight years now. When they amputated my breast, I thought my life was over. I thought the end of the world had come; besides that, I knew about the sad experience of my sister. But kind doctors convinced me that my life will certainly go on. I endured the unbearable pain, but I could no longer work. Soon my husband got sick too. Koba is 55 years old. He does not have one kidney, and the other one does not work well. But he still works. He takes some relatively easy part-time jobs. But how much can he earn to have enough for three sick people?! Only my medications cost at least 150 GEL per month. My mother-in-law is bedridden, she needs diapers, blood pressure medications, pills for the heart. How can a family like ours cope with this? We are doomed to die. I don’t know what will happen to us. We don’t remember about food and clothing, but when you are raised differently, you want everything. (Cries) I’m embarrassed to say this, but I have to, I have no other choice.

I had no warm socks in such a cold, so I cut off the sleeves of a sweater that someone, thank God, brought me, and hemmed them. Now I wear it as warm socks. And what else to do in order to not freeze, what is my way out? I can’t even dream of turning on the heating. Who will pay for it? But you see how cold it is, and this dampness, one might say, it drips on the beds.

– In such a state, when you are so seriously ill, it should be difficult for you to take care of your old bedridden mother-in-law?

Eliso: I am more worried about my mother-in-law. What kind of life she has? My heart is breaking. I wrap her with everything I can, so that she does not freeze, so that she will stay warm.

Despite my condition, I worked as a nanny for a family until the pandemic broke out. Then life froze, everyone was left without work. What job could I – a sick person – find? Now the disease has slowly overcome me: I need a lung examination and a head scan besides the breast examinations. But where to find money? What kind of examination can we talk about? God bless them, Sandra’s clinic. They call me from there, I’m entitled for examinations there, but it regards only breasts examinations. But I have so many health problems besides that! I don’t know, dear, I don’t know…

“I’m afraid she can freeze because of the dampness and cold. I cover her with everything warm we have at home…”

– Eliso, isn’t anyone helping you?

Eliso: They help us dear – there are many kind people, but it is difficult for them too. Their hearts are kinder: someone credits us 5 GEL, someone – 10 GEL. Rich people never think about such disadvantaged people like us. Apparently, only people like us will feel sorry for us. But for how long?

I have wonderful neighbors: even if I spend 10-15 GEL on electricity, they will pay for me. But I have a conscience too. Where can they get them themselves in such difficult times? If I won’t be able to pay, they will cut off the power for them too, so I keep quiet. But last summer, this dampness caused me to have bilateral pneumonia. It was then that good people saved me – the cost of one injection was 45 GEL, and I needed 450 GEL injections. Where could I get them? They bought me everything, God bless them.

“We do not waste electricity and gas so that our neighbors do not have to pay for us”

– Do you often pray to God?

Eliso: Very often. I believe that it is His merit that I am still alive after going through so many sorrows. I try to do good. Recently they brought me clothes and they didn’t fit me, so I took them to church. Maybe it will suit someone else, maybe someone else will wear them. This thought haunted me. God is kindness, dear.

– Since we are talking about hope, let us recall the time when you felt happy. How did you meet your husband, what are your memories of those times?

Eliso: I don’t remember, it was so long ago, dear. I met my husband in Chiatura – he is from Guria, but his friend, my relative, lived there and he introduced us. We lived happily; we raised our daughter. Who would have thought that everything would turn out like this? Now she does not have her own home – a mother of two children, lives in Kaspi, their house was sold by a bank, her husband is in prison. I don’t know, baby, how to endure so much misery. It turns out that a human is hard as a stone.

– Eliso, what is in your opinion the best way to solve your problem?

Eliso: We would overcome everything if we had at least a tiny hut of our own. It is so important to have your own roof over your head. Could I ever imagine wanting to die in a hut? I dream about it – none of my family was honored with it. Maybe at least I’ll be lucky enough to die in my own home. (Cries)

I don’t know, dear, we need everything. We eat only pasta. What else can we buy? What can be left from my mother-in-law’s pension – 270 GEL and social assistance – 100 GEL? Medications, lots of medications – none of us can do without medications. You shouldn’t even think about food. It’s so disgusting for me to even hear the word “pasta”. It’s so hard, dear, it’s very hard… 

“I have no one left, there is no one to help, no one to support. If we only had our own home, I would have endured everything …”

– Eliso, what led you to the decision to address our Fund?

Eliso: Despair, sadness, fatigue. But also hope. I really put a lot of thought into this, I did not dare, I was embarrassed. Thousands of thoughts were spinning in my head. No one can do as much as your Fund does, it comes from your heart. And I hope that your Fund and your good friends, will somehow help to solve my problems. You do not leave anyone unattended. May the Lord reward you a hundredfold.

“Good people are our only hope, otherwise three sick people will die of cold or hunger.”

– What would you like to tell readers, Eliso?

Eliso: Thanks to everyone who takes the pain of our family to heart! May the Lord be with you! I wouldn’t wish on anybody to be in my shoes. May the Lord protect everyone! I have no one else to ask for help! Please, don’t condemn us – three sick people – to die in poverty.

– I’m sure that together we can do everything!

***

Together we can do everything! Now Eliso’s family hopes for our mercy, let’s once again convince her that we are next to her, and she is not doomed to die in poverty! Now it’s our turn to stand shoulder to shoulder again and pull another family out of pain and poverty!

 You can visit them and provide them all possible help. Their address is: Tbilisi, Varketili, 7 Kakliani Str.

Please repost our story. Let your friends know about the grief of this family! It’s extremely important!

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: office-fsp@fsp.ge.

Our Fund’s accounts are:

#GE15TB7194336080100003

#GE42LB0115113036665000

#GE64BG0000000470458000

(purpose: The Chelidze family).

You can also transfer money from our website.

It is also possible to transfer money from TBCpay and ExpressPay terminals. Find our Fund under “Charity” section (You can read more about rights and responsibilities of the Fund following the link https://goo.gl/GY2Gus).

We have already helped many disadvantaged people! Let’s support this family too! And who knows, maybe someday we ourselves will need help of strangers!

We have good news for you – now you can read the stories of our beneficiaries on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chernovetskyi.fund/ and Telegram:https://t.me/ChernovetskyiFund.

Even if you dial once this special number, it might save someone’s life: 0901 200 270! God bless you!

Grandma Nanuli left with a light heart. She blesses you from heaven
REPOST RIGHT AWAY, MY GOOD MAN! HELP YOUR FRIENDS TO GET CLOSER TO THE WORK OF MERCY! 

We wish you a sweet old age for your kindness!

How happy grandmother Nanuli was when Eliso gave her your gifts – sweets and fruits. In her last days, they were the most desired. Her dull eyes got warm, tears appeared in them, and her lips whispered words of gratitude. It’s a great blessing when you give to a suffering person things that he needs the most, when you give it to him while he is alive,when you have time to give love. Grandma Nanuli left us this spring. Thank you for the last months, thanks to you, she lived without worries and torments.
“She blesses you from heaven, – Eliso says with the tears in her eyes. – We were under so much pressure of poverty and misfortunes. We were under pressure for so long. Until you came and pushed that heavy burden away. Once a man is left alone in front of hunger, pain, when he is homeless and powerless – he has no hope. But you will be surprised how he will change if you give him just a little bit love, and you will be amazed at how grateful he is.
Here is our family. We are happy with one call, one bread that a kind person will give us. Suddenly it turned out that there were many of them, and there were many gifts. I have great hope in you and in the Lord. My gratitude to you has no bounds!

“Grandma didn’t have the strength to speak, but she smiled, she felt that her family was well”

– Mrs. Eliso, the entire Georgia learned about your misfortune. How did your life change after we have published an article about you?
Eliso: The Fund did everything to help us. God bless all the kind people who took our misfortune to heart.

You set such a rich table for the Chelidze family!

We felt a lot of love and warmth from people after the post was published. They came to visit us, to help us. We have got comprehensive support. One kind person called us immediately after the publication and was the first to write in the comments about his willing to visit us. God, he was so happy because we were happy! He treated us very warmly, brought us a lot of groceries. Then they came to visit us with gifts from Kakheti. They brought us food and medications. They did it so cordially, with such care.
Thanks to you and the Lord, many problems got resolved suddenly. We did not have bed linen for many years.  We used bedspreads instead. After the publication of the post, another blessed person came and brought us linen, and also medications. They brought us fruits and many other things that were inaccessible to us, which we could not afford for many years.  God bless you! 
Your post snapped out our old acquaintances. They read your article, then called us and expressed their will to help us. All those people who supported us in any way are valuable to me. It’s quite an event nowadays when someone shares their last crust with somebody. It’s your merit!!!
You made my poor mother-in-law happy. She did not leave this life being deprived and offended. Her last days were brightened up by simple joys. She wanted these sweets and fruits like a child. It is a good deed to give an old man what he craves for. She is in a better world now… She smiled silently and blesses us from heaven. (Wipes her tears.)
She was very happy. She kept whispering blessings when people came to visit us. She had no strength for more. Perhaps she no longer understood the direct meaning of all the things that they gave us, but she still felt love and attention.
– I am so sorry that granny is not with us anymore. Reader’s attitude towards her was very touching. Everyone willed to give her warmth and care.
Eliso: You managed to do that, my dear ones. Thank you! God sees everything! It’s hard for my husband and me to get used to that. It happened in spring… We saw how much you can support.
Koba: Thank you for taking care of our family, for treating my mother with so much love and attention. I have great respect for your Fund for its work and worthy deeds. You make the hard life of the poor people of our country easier. You have great authority – many people believe in you. I knew that good people would appear at our gates.
Thank you for making such a video story about us, showing how we live. My poor mother is still alive there (on the video), she also talked… You did a great job.
– What do you think about your current living conditions?
Eliso: They got much better. In addition to medications, food, and clothing, we also got home appliances thanks to your Fund. These gifts were very important to me personally. You gave us a refrigerator, which is no longer a luxury item for any family, but a necessary thing. We are just getting to know the life of ordinary people. Finally, we can drink cold water in summer. Finally, food earned with such efforts will not spoil!
I could no longer wash clothes with hands. I have no strength left to do this work in cold water. I couldn’t even warm the water for every wash. We received a washing machine from you so timely! You also gave us a bread-maker. If I have flour, I’ll be able to bake bread myself, and it will reduce our expenses.

“Now it does all the work”

“We forgot how food goes bad”

First homemade cookies

– You are registered in Chiatura but live in Tbilisi. After the publication of the post, the local authorities should have learned about your misfortune. Did anyone respond?
Eliso: Neither town hall, nor local authorities bothered themselves. Neither here, nor there. There was only one episode. I know one girl at Chiatura City Hall. She wrote an application on my behalf and helped to get an ad-hoc aid of 200 GEL. That’s it. No one from the local authorities got interested in our fate. I can’t believe the authorities didn’t know anything about us. Such a large and serious Fund wrote about us.
Of course, they heard, of course they know – both in Tbilisi and in Chiatura. But they do not take someone else’s pain to heart. One thing is encouraging: this post will catch the eye of the authorities many more times. You won’t delete it. Let it be an eyesore to them and make them think about things that they want to forget.
– I see it worries you that the authorities keep being indifferent. But good people do not forget you. They came to you and, hopefully, they will keep helping you. What this support means to you?
Eliso: What was our life like without your help and participation? What good have we seen? I was tired of tears and worries, I had nothing to cling to for surviving. We used to live in despair and darkness. I had neither medications nor food. It would have continued like this if I hadn’t written to you.
They brought me so many clothes that I will probably have enough of them for the rest of my life. Someone helped us to pay utility bills, someone brought us food and medications. Dozens of people called us. People supported us with whatever they could, and they still support us. I am very grateful to your Fund for uniting these wonderful people for us.

They need both food and medications

– Mrs. Eliso, what other problems would you like to share with the friends of the Fund? What worries you? How can we help you?
Eliso: I know that very kind people are involved in your projects. Others would not help. So I’ll take a chance and say. You are already familiar with our situation. You know what a difficult situation we have because of our illnesses, bad luck, and poverty. We need medications, we depend on rent, and we need food. I dream about a tiny house. None of the deceased members of our family were carried out of their own home. It’s hard to talk about it, but that’s exactly how we laid to rest my mother-in-law… I fear that the same fate awaits me, unless a man of God appears in my path. I pray for a miracle to happen. I dream of a small hut that will be called our home. I grieve and dream of home every day. Miracles sometimes happen. There are still kind people among Georgians who share the pain of others and treat others with compassion.
***
 I think good people, who saw the post and will see it in the future, will not be able to remain indifferent. The Chelidze family lives in dire need, they don’t have their own house and worry a lot because of that; both Eliso and her husband suffer from life-threatening illnesses… It’s impossible not to take to heart their misfortune and experiences.
 How not to show our mercy? They really need your active support. It’s misery! You have a chance to demonstrate your empathy. You have a chance to do a good deed. This is the greatest privilege and the highest happiness – to change the life of another person.
If you have a heavy heart because of everyday problems or unresolved issues, as a distraction just see our posts on Facebook, or better call any of our beneficiaries, and all your problems will seem unimportant to you, compared with the problems of those to whom you opened your kind heart and helped in the most difficult moment of their lives.
Our problems are noting if compared… Here are true misfortunes, in front of your eyes! Just thank the Lord for what you have. You are the happiest person in the world! Remember this and help those in need.
Unfortunately, problems of this and other families do not end here and now… Therefore, from time to time, look through the stories of unhappy people on our website, talk to them. Every time you dial the Phone of an unhappy person, God is blessing you! For sure! Go on helping these families! This is the best service to the Lord!
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: office-fsp@fsp.ge.
Your kindness is a chance for yourself to be happy in everything!
Friends, thanks again to each of you!
Our Fund’s accounts are:
#GE15TB7194336080100003
#GE42LB0115113036665000
#GE64BG0000000470458000
(purpose: The Chelidze family)
You can also transfer money from our website.
It is also possible to transfer money from TBCpay and ExpressPay terminals. Find our Fund under “Charity” section (You can read more about rights and responsibilities of the Fund following the link https://goo.gl/GY2Gus).
We have good news for you – now you can read the stories of our beneficiaries on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chernovetskyi.fund/ and Telegram: https://t.me/ChernovetskyiFund. 
Even if you dial once this special number, it might save someone’s life: 0901 200 270! God bless you!

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