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a volunteer, a well-known gynecologist nataliya lelyukh greetings, dr. natasha. that is what she is called by those who have known her for a long time and those who have seen her at least once. nataliya lelyukh is a well-known ukrainian doctor from the beginning of the full-scale invasion together with like-minded people. she travels through de-occupied villages through gray zones wherever the system does not reach . consulting and practical help nataliya in the team as a therapist and pharmacist for almost a year of the great war, this volunteer team has already visited more than a hundred villages in the kyiv region

volunteers in kharkiv region , chernihiv region, kherson region. since the revolution of dignity, dr. natasha has been helping civilians and military personnel for 9 years of war. audience , the founder of a women's club for women and girls who are interested in and take care of their health, and only natasha looks and believes in me, these are the words from sonya sotnikova's song, playing the radio rox. that's how she was. by the way, the gynecologist natasha recently visited us. that's what they call you. well, sonya was the first to call her that , then i already wrote a lot when i was running my blog and i continue to do it. and then your doctor natasha and so. since then i am dr. natasha and so. now i even have a call sign. that's why the call sign is for you

. your blog is popular in the gynecologist to which people sign up in the queue to get in, but you change the heat and the office of kyiv kyivska e-e clinics to travel through the villages near the front why do you do this probably because i live in ukraine probably because i am ukrainian probably because i really know a lot of people who would like to do the same but for some reason they cannot objective reasons why they don't go there, everything coincided with me and that's why i'm there . by the way, it seems to me that a person who turns on the tv now will see the whole thing. he won't think that it's a doctor. that's it. well, you have an extravagant appearance for a doctor, but people trust you they trust in the front-line cities and villages, so you come. i know that you already have regular patients, so there are not so many regular patients, because we are now at the very beginning, when there was only kyiv chernihiv region, it was more often we could come

there to see the same ones make bandages ourselves, especially if they were acute injuries, and then when our geography has expanded significantly, then we simply physically do not have time to go there once every three months to visit some of our wards, to come to them, but in terms of appearance. in fact, it is very. i think it is a cool story because when we are with my father, my father is also very beautiful and our tanyusha is very beautiful and yulia are very beautiful girls and when we go into some almost non-existent house where there are people who are suffering and in which there are some problems and the first thing they saw is not seeing us they suddenly forget what i see i say god you are so beautiful and this actually supports us there we understand that we can even do some things with our appearance there and they don't trust us so much

appearance, you know, when i first started working due to the fact that i always looked young enough, i wore special glasses with empty lenses in order to simply seem more important and more serious doctor, but in fact , after five minutes of communication, people already they trust me and know that, in principle , they receive what they came to me for, you say, there are still permanent patients and they don’t leave the place where you visit them, that’s right, although they are sick and i think that they are probably bedridden patients who need to leave atb somewhere to a hospital in the west of ukraine, in the center of ukraine, where it is safer, why don’t they do it, and well , as she said. one of my acquaintances from the occupied and recently de-occupied territories, she said that this is the land into which i grow roots, into which i

grew and if i leave here my roots are being pulled out and these people on the one hand sometimes do not have the opportunity to leave if these people with disabilities on the other hand are people who do not see the point of leaving i mean there no one is waiting for them anywhere no one will help them they are usually lonely people lonely people and there is no relatives, somewhere to whom they could go, and there is a dog here, there are some chickens here, there are some chickens, there are neighbors with whom there is some communication , there may be only four people left for the whole village, but they are already very close to each other close people and it keeps them and the earth keeps them and they stay there and how do you find these people , you say four people, it didn’t seem like a village on the map maybe there isn’t that village yes you just go somewhere at random well usually there are

several a-a moments like we are going anywhere at all we come, it can be a request, it can be a request from the local administration, if a doctor is needed there , through the patrol police, through the military administration, maybe they turn to us and we go there, but still , more often it happens in such a way that we are now actually doing it a little easier in the winter. that we go into the village and we look, we look where there is a smokestack , and we drive up to this little house, and then we start asking if we need a doctor, and who else lives here, and on which street does he live, and yes as now there is no connection there. where are we going and the gps doesn't work there and it tells us that means you will return there twice, then there will be another mulberry there, guys, god, what does a mulberry look like in winter, there are no berries there , we don't know how how to find it yes, well, there will be a green fence behind a green fence and there will be firewood and behind the firewood over there to the right there the hut may not be drowned there because the grandmother is afraid, but she seems

to live there we have such a route through the village from the house to houses are easier in the summer because we stand somewhere in the center of the village and a local radio starts, that is, people tell each other , the doctors have arrived and they already tell us that we need to come here. we need to come here and it is easier. they come and approach the car in winter, no, in winter, people hide and we are already looking for ourselves where we can find someone, sometimes if our soldiers are standing nearby, they say that there are civilians over there, we need help , well, it happens less often, but there are more women, no do you remember yes rather people who help more no we lead it is also important for us and where then , for example, quite often we come we go to the head of the community and then try to support him that is, we then if there is a dispensary left there or there is a person left who can

providing medical assistance is more often a nurse, a nurse or a paramedic who worked at a hospital somewhere , or there is such a structure between two villages, or in this village, he is there, or she is there, and we continue to try to maintain contact and transfer certain medicines so that what will be needed in the future so that these people can survive in these territories , that's why we don't remember the villages. but i know for sure that there are already more than a hundred and 70 of them today and we are still near the front. and it is either de-occupied by villages if kyiv oblast is no longer the front-line kyiv oblast, but it used to be, but now it is donetsk oblast, kharkiv oblast, mykolaiv oblast, a little bit, and kherson oblast, where the fighting is going on and where. where not

medicine disaster or doctors without borders can get there because it's dangerous enough there. and that's why we go there . and where do you get medicines ? i am there. i give lectures and all the money that goes to these lectures will go to the zsu. and we hold some uh concerts and auctions. we also collect funds so that later we can use these funds to buy medicine, and this is actually very important to us. humanitarian medicines are often offered, that is, to transfer something abroad, but hmm, for our work, for our distant villages, it is not very suitable, because imagine when you visit a village that lasts seven months , for example, this is the red liman, yes, this is the donetsk region near kramatorsk on what 7 months it was in the occupation, where there is no light, where there is nothing at all, where, where, where are they going now, because she continues and

the grandmother comes out and says and you have medicine. written to us and she starts to cry and you understand i keep telling everything and it's really important that you didn't bring medicine, you brought ukraine to the class, you brought a memory of ukraine, you brought her well, it's a concern because she knows what kind of medicine it is. she used it all her life she sees again that it is written in our way and to her it is just like a double therapeutic dose and that is why we are trying to purchase our ukrainian medicines from our ukrainian manufacturers on the one hand supporting our suffering and a much suffering economy with on the other hand, it is important because when you put the same omeprazole in the first-aid kit, the same citramon, but it will be called differently, it will be written in the latin alphabet of the grandmother in the village, she will not read it , she will not know what it is and what it

is for. will see spasm oh, i know what it is. oh, corvalol. i know what it is because it is important for her to see it. it is probably the most popular . by the way, the medicine is for headaches from pressure , yes, or what do people get sick with? yes, and there are also seasons of illness there is some simplicity situations with some cold yes, but hm, most often these are diseases of the basements, as we call them, yes, because they spend quite a lot of time in the basement during shelling, yes, this is a lung disease , this is a disease of the joints, this is a disease of the joints, this is arthritis , arthrosis, people, people of the elderly of course, you need painkillers, you need blood pressure medications, it often happens that it is diabetes, people already have diabetes of the second type , that is, they constantly take certain pills

, and they have not had those pills for a long time and they couldn't buy it anywhere and now they can't, because in fact now they are in the same distant villages of kharkiv oblast that were allegedly liberated there, well, how many three months ago , the roads there are very bad, it's impossible to get there , they don't have grass, they have a local bus there, the cost ticket 60 hryvnias and the bus goes once every two weeks and a grandmother who lives alone, who has not had seven months of pension, who can barely walk around her yard, she cannot get on the bus, go to the pharmacy to the nearest regional center to buy something for herself volunteers don't come very far here either, because you are the territories that can still be fired at from one side from the other - these are territories , well, let's say, they are not interesting, yes. that is, you then display these pictures with them and it is not written there balaklia there is not written something like that handsome yes there is no such thing in chornobayivka, and accordingly, 100 people live there, yes, this village is small . well, almost no one goes there, unless the local community creates a precedent for

that . that is, she does not negotiate with anyone about volunteers to bring something. they don't get there, and these people just live like that because of the fact that they are there now . of course, you won't get there by car, for example, by the same ones, in some small or small citroën, then you have to go like this. well, we just have big cars , we drive them and we can drive with enough power, well, because of a rather terrible road, but we can do it and we can even drive some incomprehensible number of kilometers in order to i understand that it is probably very unprofitable from an economic point of view, because it takes a long time to travel. yes, but it is important for us. as my dad always says, i am for the sake of this old lady and walk on foot because

it is important, but not only i think they need medication yes, it is possible and less important is information, some kind of psychological support just talk to a person well , as they say, i don’t know from the big world so you say that they are cut off, well, you can say that they are cut off from the big city from of civilization just talk to a person who has information that can support sometimes they ask if there is an opportunity to for example, when we traveled together several times with michej-polishev, he has a big such a big boss, he was shot in mariupol, he also has a starlink and all run to him in order to be able to connect to the internet. calling someone close to you is also very important. a story is very important. a story is a very important story. it is a hug. a very important story is to hold on to people who have come . they are alive.

strangers accept it, they take it off, and we don’t, we don’t now at all. we say we work for food, because we never stop the car , we never go back, and we just have a car there, then there’s nowhere to go, and we always have some cucumbers, some apples, some berries in the summer. it just happened so natural, eh, we say, we don’t need anything, we don’t need anything, you’re so thin, you’re so good, thank you, because it’s just something , and then they bring you there, i don’t know, half a kilo of cottage cheese , they bring something else, and you’re like that. no, thank you, it’s not necessary, well, in the villages, that’s right what we see for example, a small town like the same krasny

liman, like a raisin, like balaklia, verbne is where there are high-rise buildings, but it's more difficult there, it's more difficult with food, it's more difficult with life, and where there is a village, it's easier there, it's easier with food, it's easier with with some supplies, so here is goro, well, if the mined garden didn't steal the cow, the rashists, well, we had a story , i don't know, we, i wrote it about it. yanko, well, kamianka was such a terrible village, and dolyna valley was a village nearby in which there is no one to provide help there is simply no one there and there are exactly 30-40 minus the yard and the villages, well, the villages are simply destroyed, simply not there but, but behind these villages there is another small village, how are they afraid sorry to visit such villages, oh well 30-40 in the minus in the yard, it could be on the road oh grandma , it could be, we are watching, we already have certain skills and

our guys who go with us they have certain skills and they are policemen, they see and understand that where we can go, where we cannot we can go, but there were several interesting ones cases well, i won't talk about them now, because suddenly my mother will watch, and then she will say that i won't let you go anywhere . well, i'm joking, but in fact, we drove to this village and there are a few houses where do people live, we stopped by, gave help, gave medicine, and here a man runs to us , and we are like, well, we need something, medicine, no medicine is needed. my breadwinner got sick. i mean, get sick . let me take a look. they stole the sieve, well, they took it away, they just drove it out from the yard, what they did with them is unclear, but then he says that i found it, but without one wheel, and here it was winter, it was just there, late autumn was winter, we will have to clear the roads, and then in the spring we have to plow the gardens

, and there is no one else, no equipment only this tractor and i need a wheel, we came back, our car caught fire, he couldn’t find the wheel, and we said that they could in three weeks, but we brought him a wheel exactly one week later, he was crying. that is, it was such a story when you see how a person stands crying and we attach this wheel to this tractor and he says yes he will now drive i say yes now he will drive and it was just some kind so this is not a medicine but this is what is needed in this village and no one else won't bring yet you decided to help when that's exactly how to drive around the villages on the 24th with understanding when the first bombs fell or when in march it was like that well we started to cooperate on the 28th colleague to colleague ah the head of our unit as we

always we call him she a-ah and not she in general, er, i know that she was in charge at all, the truth is that she is a police officer, and she is mainly engaged in the main thing. well, her task is not such . the goal is to provide tactical medicine for our military units, and she is engaged in the main, yes, honey. and i was engaged in civil work. in which i understand and uh when we started the first month of uh full-scale we were engaged in just providing medicines i took over the situation there with pills with medicines with injections with something and also took over exactly the function of the honey, these are tourniquets, these are bandages, this is everything that paramedics need there to provide medical care, and when they were just released. that is, it was possible to come in as a policeman, but no one else, only

the police and the military, came to buchi exactly. and they left for the first time without me and then they come back with huge eyes and dad to me too, tomorrow you are going with us, collect some medicine for there is someone to help and we absolutely, that is, i did not prepare for this, we just spontaneously got into two cars and they collected some dog food there, yes, because there were a lot of dogs there , there are always a lot of dogs in the liberated territories, empty villages, there are no people, and 1,000 dogs just run around, gnawing on people's bones, that too. ah, in the same gostomel, was it the same or in irpin , ah, doctors and help arrived very quickly, and we went to the first village behind gostomel and realized that there was no one there and there are many people who just came to the village council which

came to the broken club there and they just sit and wait for some news, some information, something else, we drove up, they said that we were doctors, there was a queue of people there, there were a lot of shrapnel at that time, because it was very fast, it was there on the third or fourth day after the release we were on the third of the second or third of april, we were already in borodyanka and again we just stopped at many of them. by the military. by the way, we went to borodyanka with andriy khlyvnyak, and he was our water. i three minutes, because i sound very funny, but that’s the same. no, it’s not a status . well, it’s just that we were in the same unit, but andriy is very, very nice, very svitlana man, and it was very comfortable to work with him. that's why we were there on april 3. we were then in borodyanka and there was no one there. there were only us. there were many

people who needed help. on february 24, what did you do on that day, did you understand that everything is already well, my whole life will be different now, so i am understood and i understood it was simple from the moment, first of all, i was just, we lived then near the water forest and yes, it was very loud there, and the first thing was a fighter jet that flew over the house my first bomb strikes, which were like a dream, i could hear everything at home and i understand i just understood that the rest of my life will be a little different, a little, not much, but a little different , and well, in 24-25, there were two days when i tried to figure out how to put together the puzzles, where, who , where, the children, where i, where my mother, where my aunt, where well, that is, where everyone relatives, where are we taking whom, where is