least a little , it will take at least a year, and how to maintain common sense in this mourning anna hryn, a well-known photographer in dnipro, says in lenses always tried to see happiness. three months ago , together with three children and a husband, they left ukraine, they were sheltered on one of the british farms, and since then she never picked up a camera, and they did not want to leave the postponed life but i had to save the youngest seven-year-old son already abroad, the attacks stopped, the children went to school, but psychologically it only became harder for all of them, what can it be and not about what has been laid out , shame on you, shame on someone there, the guilt is so complex, freezing between two worlds , the refugee syndrome and the guilt of the whole problem faced by ukrainian refugees are mostly the same with household issues they can help volunteers abroad mostly they again because they become isolated maybe they don't know i have much more basic needs, and why do i have housing, medicine, but it is sometimes impossible to cope with it morally without the help o

anna hryn, a well-known photographer in dnipro, says that she always tried to see happiness in the lens. three months ago, together with her three children and her husband , they left ukraine, they were sheltered on one of the british farms, and since then she i never picked up a camera in my life. they didn't want to leave, but i had to save my youngest seven-year-old son already abroad. the attacks stopped. the children went to school, but psychologically it only got harder for all of them, and it's not their fault, it's more like 40 you and someone out there has a bad freeze between two worlds refugee syndrome and survivor's guilt problems faced by ukrainian refugees are mostly the same with everyday issues volunteers can help they come abroad uh most of the basic needs also what do i need to live food housing medicine but to cope with this, morally, without the help of specialists , sometimes it is not possible, psychologists say that now they have an unprecedented request for their services from ukrainian refugees, anxiety when they think about the future, powerlessness and sadness

anna hryn, a well-known photographer in dnipro, says that she always tried to see happiness in the lensdren and her husband , they left ukraine, they were sheltered in to one of the british farms, and since then she has never picked up a camera, there is no place for nature here , we have 500 pieces. and they didn't want to leave the postponed life, but they had to save the youngest seven-year-old son already abroad

anna hryn, a well-known photographer in dnipro, says that they always tried to see happiness throughlens. three months ago , together with three children and a husband, they left ukraine they were sheltered on one of the british farms and since then she has never picked up a camera of delayed life, they did not want to leave but had to save the youngest seven-year-old son