All posts by the author Легка Василина

This is the story of Svitlana, a woman who survived a drone attack in Kherson. The injury changed not only her body, but also her mindset, her attitude toward life, and her relationships with those around her. She lost her sense of security, but not her strength. Svitlana endured pain, fear, rehabilitation, and an inner struggle to prove that even when it seems like everything is lost, there is always a chance to recover. Her path is a story about both the horrors of war and resilience. It’s about Kherson, where courageous people continue to live and work despite constant shelling. It’s about a love for life that helps you endure even when you feel like you have no strength left.

In this part of the interview, we’ll hear from Artem’s wife, Tetiana Komisarchuk. This is the story of a woman who was always by her husband’s side: receiving the worst news, holding the family together, caring for her beloved, helping his brothers-in-arms, and volunteering. Her story is that of a wife and mother who experiences trauma alongside her husband while remaining his strongest support.

In this part of our series, we speak with Artem Komisarсhuk, a veteran of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. He survived being a prisoner of war, endured severe injury and amputation. Despite all this, he found the strength to return to life and rejoin into society. Artem shares his story of struggle, a long and difficult recovery, emotional roller coasters, and the path he took to accept himself again. This is the story of a man who survived and find new meaning in the most difficult circumstances.

He returned alive and stronger. This story is about Bohdan, a Ukrainian serviceman who was wounded during combat operations near Vovchansk. Broken bones, evacuation under fire, surgeries, pain, rehabilitation, recovery, new challenges and new strength. Bohdan didn’t just survive. He didn’t let pity or pain break him. He returned to life, work, family and continues building the future. His words are simple, but behind them is experience. This is a direct, honest story with much pain, but even more light.

Today we’re sharing Ivan’s story. He’s a war veteran who fought in Popasna. He survived life-threatening injuries, intensive care, and a long recovery and now he’s building his own business. This is a story of pain, strength, loss, and the struggle to get used to a new version of yourself and the desire to keep living, without turning away from the past.

This is story is about fighting on the frontline, fighting for life and healing, fighting for faith and family. It’s about Vadym, a veteran who faced the horrors of a blast injury, severe wounds, a grueling rehabilitation, and an inner fight for peace of mind. Vadym honestly tells about the long road to recovery. Months were filled with pain, perseverance, and hope. This is a story of resilience, a will that wouldn’t bend.

Nadiia’s story is not just about pain and loss, it is a story of incredible strength and resilience. Nadiia and her daughter became victims of a tragedy that caused unhealable wounds. Even after all they’ve been through, Nadiia and her family keep going — step by step. They not only move forward but inspire others, too. It’s not a path just anyone can take, but it’s filled with strength, hope, and deep love. Her story is a reminder: even in darkness, there’s light. Even in struggle, there’s room to begin again.

Today, we’re listening to the story of Andriy Polishchuk — a veteran, police officer, Plast scout, and a man of great character. For him, May 25 is not just a date. It’s the day his life changed forever: an explosion, injury, the fight for survival, surgeries, rehabilitation — and at the same time, a journey toward a new sense of self, inner strength, and sincere human connection. We spoke with Andriy about how the world changes after the front line, what helps with recovery — not only physical but emotional — how important it is to accept yourself, and how even simple, genuine support can move mountains. And also about Plast, the Carpathians, children, rock climbing, kind people, and life — life that goes on.

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