Escaping the horror in Ukraine isn’t an choice for plenty of disabled kids and their households

Tsarenko’s 10-year outdated daughter Veronika has autism and does not discuss. The one factor she will say is “mother.” To Tsarenko’s wonder, Veronika remained moderately calm all the way through the adventure.

“It used to be an excessively onerous and hard travel and I have no idea what came about, however Veronika wasn’t crying. However now all evening lengthy, she’s crying and he or she’s in misery,” she mentioned.

Tsarenko mentioned the verdict to go away Kyiv used to be extremely onerous, and he or she nonetheless feels accountable about it.

“I think like I will have to have stayed in Kyiv and labored, however I’m additionally the one one that can deal with my circle of relatives, so my mother intuition says please, Olena, you will have to save Mary and Vera. However I think accountable … all my buddies are there. The individuals who keep in Ukraine are heroes,” she mentioned. Since attending to Warsaw, she has spent her time volunteering, making sandwiches for fellow refugees caught on the border and serving to organize lend a hand for different households from the Z teplom u sertsi crew.

Veronika is now getting the clinical consideration and the remainder she wishes. She cannot specific her emotions, however Tsarenko believes her daughter understands what is occurring to her house nation.

“On a daily basis she’s being attentive to this music referred to as ‘We need to live on.’ She is enjoying it on YouTube and from morning till the night time she is listening, and listening over and over at the telephone. And I permit her to hear this music as it calms her down,” she mentioned.