“Be quiet, don’t talk too much, don’t make noise! I barely calmed Reziko – he cried all day! I think he has a sore throat. Or maybe his stomach hurts. He is so big, he is older than me, but he behaves like a baby,” – a serious girl Lizi meets me at the door and explains how to behave so as not to hurt Reziko, how to speak so that her brother does not burst into tears.

Which death is better? From the cold? From disease? Or from roof collapsing on your head!? God forbid anyone to face such a choice! “While it was warm, we slept outdoors. We were afraid that the roof of our dilapidated house would collapse on our heads. But it already got cold – now it’s impossible to stay outside at night. It doesn’t matter what will kill us – the cold or this house. During the wind, it shakes and makes strange sounds. It won’t survive this winter. And we won’t be able to stand it – we’ll die from the cold.” – 83-year-old grandmother Liunina wipes away the tears from her eyes. Then, leaning with her wrinkled hand on a stick carved from wood, she hardly leads us to the house. “We huddle in one room. We don’t have firewood or food for winter. My old age is bitter, it is so bitter… Although there is nothing sweet in this country for people like me. Only death…”

This story could have many names one worse than the other! For instance: “The father stole the allowance and left his children! Grandpa is a hero!”, or “Cruel and unscrupulous fathers! One of the most terrible stories!”, or “We will not let poverty humiliate three children and kill an old man!” Or better, come up with your title, friend, but be sure to read this story to the end and show it to your children! A normal person cannot treat children this way!

You probably all remember Grandma Tsiala from Kakheti, who had both legs amputated. The poor old woman had a tragic fate from birth. She was 3 years old when she became an orphan. No mother, no father… Imagine how terrible it is for a child to be an orphan. Later, the woman lost her brother and nephews. The old woman with the tragic fate turned 75 years old, so she never celebrated her birthday. The employees of the Chernovetskyi Fund made a surprise for the old woman and visited her in Kakheti. The old woman could not believe her eyes. Tears of happiness flowed from her eyes. The festive table was set, kind neighbors joined in, and grandma Tsiala’s 75th birthday turned into a real celebration. You have probably seen for yourself the power of kindness. Good people, it is thanks to you that instead of tears, there is a smile of joy in the eyes of grandma Tsiala. Grandma is happy that almost all of Georgia has united to help her. Kindness has the greatest power. Only good deeds will lead us to the Lord. If you want to replace tears in the eyes of other elderly people with smiles of happiness, then be sure to contact us.

Giorgi was born eighteen months ago, and every day is a battlefield with death for him. Death does not want to retreat – and Giorgi does not give up either.

When they showed Liana a pile of bones and blood and said – “This is your daughter – medicine is powerless here, you can only pray and ask God that Maka stay alive,” she learned all the prayers by heart in a few days and did not get up from her knees, praying to God to give her daughter for the second time.